YA, RIGHT! :-)

[Silja Saareoks-Kaldre]

Someone's gotta look at this Blog Post before it is being published too! And to mention: it's just the water!

[Silja Saareoks-Kaldre]

The picture that I made today:-)

[Silja Saareoks-Kaldre]

I know, these cats just make themselves being noticed. Kurri can just start screaming to get the attention and belive me this cat can be loud! Yet they can be as sweet as the babies, when you hold them.

[Erin Michelle]

oh Silja! i just love Siamese. they have an excess of personality. thanks so much. i'm remembering my cat Gulliver. he hated to stay home but when he did, he followed me everywhere like a shadow. :)

[drmike]

Hey Silja,

Your buddy here is pretty cool. It's called ASSERTIVENESS! Kids do it all the time, like when mom does'nt want to give up the milk.

My pal has this huge 120lb dog that kicks the chow bowl with his paw, like LOUDLY when he's hungry. It's now doubt that they communicate with us as well.

In North Fork, there were deer around. They would just walk through the camp grounds, knowing we were not going to do anything to them (everyone takes a vow not to kill anything living). Thus, they have come to have a certain degree of comfort there. One guy told me that because he was sleeping in one of the tents, on one occasion a said deer licked him on the face for a morning wake up call.

Your friend does look like he/she is running the show though! HA! Today my son and I will be giving the mutts a much needed bath.

What puzzles me with the Bhuddist school of thought is the reincarnation concept. I would like to come back as a homeless guy's dog. They seem to always be balanced and happy, seeing adventures everyday without worry about bills...

Best,
Mike