Tsk Elvis, lose the sour puss face (panel 3) Tommy’s just trying to be helpful
My two have finally crashed, hopefully for the night. It’s been non-stop hyperactivity this evening, like kids on too much sugar. The tree’s up (not a Las Vegas fir though) and I started wrapping presents so they’ve had lots to supervise and"assist" with. They’re not normally this hyper with Christmas stuff, I wonder if the super moon has an effect on animals?
Nice of Tommy to offer his nose to be sniffed. Not sure Elvis’ nose is working at the moment since he’s freezing—reporters have to go where the story is even if it’s below zero! I just love Tommy in panel 2. Suddenly he reminds me of the Ghost of Christmas Present.
A chilly Tuesday salute to Georgia’s world! Of course that includes YOU and your special sphere! We’re all little orbs of family, friends & felines (and other little buddies!), happily tucked inside the BCN Mega Orb. Wishing you fun, laughter and light hearts! 20 days ’til Christmas! >^..^< :-))))))
And special thoughts go out to all who have endured sadness and concerns. You’re always with companionship and warm wishes within the BCN Mega Orb! (-: :-)
Ol’ Elvis, on the other hand, grump-puss that he is, would be the crazy person who lives with 92 cats if HE were human! (meant affectionately, of course!)
I had a Mane Coon once. I didn’t find him; he found me. By the time he found me, he was so emaciated that you could feel every bone in his body. He was losing fur. The vet estimated he was 8 years old. She said if I hadn’t started feeding him, he would have been dead of starvation in a very short time. Eventually, he got up to 20 pounds, but his fur was never as fluffy as one would expect from a Maine Coon. Near starvation also left him with a limp because his body used up all the fat and was consuming muscle.
He had extra long “fangs” that were visible even when his mouth was closed, so I named him Snagglepuss after a favorite character on “Top Cat.” (I keep telling you all I’m ancient.)
I tried to find a good home for him, but though he was friendly to all, he would stay close by my side. He allowed himself to be cuddled and petted by the visitors, when they set him down, he came running back to me and wrap himself around my legs. He had chosen me as his person. (Everybody who came to meet him ended up adopting shelter cats.)
Normally I don’t allow my cats outdoors, but it was obvious he had always been an outdoor cat. To accommodate his need for freedom. we went for “supervised” walks together around my huge back yard. No need for a leash. He must have had a close encounter with a car because he never went towards the road. He walked a little ahead of me but kept looking back to make sure I was still there. Then, when he was tired of exploring, he would hop on my glider and wait for me to sit down. He was too big to sit in my lap but would scoot up close and rest his chest and paws on my lap waiting to be petted. When he’d had enough outdoors, he’d hop down and head for the front door!
All of the BCN reporters remind me of the special cats who have shared my life over the years, but Tommy and Elvis most of all.
Gloria Fleming almost 7 years ago
Tommy can be my BFF anytime!
Dirty Dragon almost 7 years ago
Watch out Elvis, he looks like a hugger!
cat19632001 almost 7 years ago
Elvis – ready to accept Tommy’s help but still not to the “sniffing noses” stage. Now Puck would be all over doing that.
poppet bear almost 7 years ago
Tsk Elvis, lose the sour puss face (panel 3) Tommy’s just trying to be helpful
My two have finally crashed, hopefully for the night. It’s been non-stop hyperactivity this evening, like kids on too much sugar. The tree’s up (not a Las Vegas fir though) and I started wrapping presents so they’ve had lots to supervise and"assist" with. They’re not normally this hyper with Christmas stuff, I wonder if the super moon has an effect on animals?
butler2jc almost 7 years ago
tommy’s one ear sticking out is so cute
butler2jc almost 7 years ago
i get cold just looking at elvis dressed like he is out in the cold and snow, shivering, brrrr….
Rosette almost 7 years ago
Elvis in panel 3 – huffy kitty!
Rosette almost 7 years ago
Elvis doesn’t sniff noses on a first date.
Lady Bri almost 7 years ago
Nice of Tommy to offer his nose to be sniffed. Not sure Elvis’ nose is working at the moment since he’s freezing—reporters have to go where the story is even if it’s below zero! I just love Tommy in panel 2. Suddenly he reminds me of the Ghost of Christmas Present.
stairsteppublishing almost 7 years ago
You can tell that Elvis and Tommy will be good friends. Who couldn’t be BFF with Tommy. Love him already.
shaunnmunn almost 7 years ago
A chilly Tuesday salute to Georgia’s world! Of course that includes YOU and your special sphere! We’re all little orbs of family, friends & felines (and other little buddies!), happily tucked inside the BCN Mega Orb. Wishing you fun, laughter and light hearts! 20 days ’til Christmas! >^..^< :-))))))
And special thoughts go out to all who have endured sadness and concerns. You’re always with companionship and warm wishes within the BCN Mega Orb! (-: :-)
Gent almost 7 years ago
Smelling the nose. A lot better than what the doggies smell to get comfortable..
Defective Premium Member almost 7 years ago
I wish I had a cat like Tommy.
deadheadzan almost 7 years ago
Tommy has such a nice winter coat. Both his own fur and the one he can take off.
tricksterson almost 7 years ago
Oh Elvis, can’t you take that stick out of your but for just a minute? The guys doing you a favor
Willywise52 Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Tommy’s YUGE!He needs to go on a diet.
Biskits almost 7 years ago
Maine coons are mostly muscle and coat. Has Georgia confirmed tommy is a MC ?
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member almost 7 years ago
If i were ever to choose a cat over a dog i would want a Tommy.
smorbie the great and beautiful almost 7 years ago
Let’s face it. If anyone knows how to get to the boys’ apartment, it’s Tommy.Yay! Elvis has been rescued!
catte.west almost 7 years ago
Does anyone read Tavicat? Pippi is lost outside too! Sadly it is not updated every day. Hope Fargo guides him home to safety!
ladykat almost 7 years ago
I’m loving Elvis’ expression in the last panel, slightly aghast at the prospect of sniffing Tommy’s nose.
Brein43 almost 7 years ago
I like the grumpy face in panel 3. He puts the sour in sourpuss.
Banjo Evans almost 7 years ago
Smells my nose! Tommy you are the best!
WelshRat Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Elvis doesn’t do ‘friends’. He does ‘enemies he tolerates’.
tweety6677 almost 7 years ago
I remember when this storyline came out. The strip was twice a week and longer but the waiting was heck. Georgia never disappoints.
dogday Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Tommy is charming, competent, considerate, friendly, kind and well-dressed. If he were human every girl in town’d be after him!
dogday Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Ol’ Elvis, on the other hand, grump-puss that he is, would be the crazy person who lives with 92 cats if HE were human! (meant affectionately, of course!)
Elettaria almost 7 years ago
As someone neurodivergent who gets sensory overload and is wary of physical contact until I know someone well, I am suddenly relating to Elvis.
Axeɫ handeɫ almost 7 years ago
Elvis was lucky to find a place to go.
Sue Ellen almost 7 years ago
He had extra long “fangs” that were visible even when his mouth was closed, so I named him Snagglepuss after a favorite character on “Top Cat.” (I keep telling you all I’m ancient.)
I tried to find a good home for him, but though he was friendly to all, he would stay close by my side. He allowed himself to be cuddled and petted by the visitors, when they set him down, he came running back to me and wrap himself around my legs. He had chosen me as his person. (Everybody who came to meet him ended up adopting shelter cats.)
Normally I don’t allow my cats outdoors, but it was obvious he had always been an outdoor cat. To accommodate his need for freedom. we went for “supervised” walks together around my huge back yard. No need for a leash. He must have had a close encounter with a car because he never went towards the road. He walked a little ahead of me but kept looking back to make sure I was still there. Then, when he was tired of exploring, he would hop on my glider and wait for me to sit down. He was too big to sit in my lap but would scoot up close and rest his chest and paws on my lap waiting to be petted. When he’d had enough outdoors, he’d hop down and head for the front door!
All of the BCN reporters remind me of the special cats who have shared my life over the years, but Tommy and Elvis most of all.