Showing posts with label Mother's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mother's Day. Show all posts

Sunday, May 9, 2021

Happy Mother's Day to All Moms!

Happy Sunday, Readers!

We are excited to spend our day soaking up sun puddles and cuddling with our mamma. 

If you are interested in learning the history of Mother's Day, check out: Mother's Day 2021 - Date, Founding & Traditions - HISTORY


And if you still need a last minute gift for the moms in your life or for yourself, here are some suggestions: Mother's Day 2021: Gift Ideas for Every Kind of Mom (aarp.org)

And if all you need is a cute photos of us, we cannot deny you: 


Whatever you do today, we hope it is filled with warmth and joy.

Purr & Paw, 
-Stivali. 🐾

The influence of a mother in the lives of her children is beyond calculation. - James E. Faust.

Sunday, May 14, 2017

Chirp trill chirp trill

It is true, I am a Maine Coon. Maine Coon's tend to chirp rather than "meow", why is that? 
Did you ever consider or wonder why?

My sister and I rarely meow at one another, we clean each other but don't really speak to one another. Sometimes she will hiss at me, especially when I return from the doctor's office, she yells at me to tell me that I smell weird.

We both talk to our mamma, and she talks back.  It is quite fun.  My sister meow meow meows, and I chirp and trill.   If you have never met a Maine Coon, you may not know what we sound like - we chirp and trill - trill is like a meow with a purr and chirp is like a bird.  My sister makes the funniest noise when she sees a bird, sounds like "ca ca ca" - my chirp is more like a bird's tweet. So don't confuse the "ca ca ca" of a domestic cat to the chirp chirp chirp of a Maine Coon.  

Today, for Mother's Day, we will be sure to sing to our mamma - she likes hearing our adorable voices, and we like making her happy.

To all the mothers reading my post - Happy Mother's Day to you!  My sister and I hope you get all the singing you want - from cats or humans.  If you have a dog, be fair warned, they don't have as much vocal variety as us cats... so just another reason to add a cat to your family.