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Adolescence

The little kitten is growing like crazy. And, according to Trixie, is "wild". Every time Trixie comes back from visiting, it looks like she's been playing with a box of razor blades.
Photo taken June 26th, 2006.
Age: 34 months.

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AAAAWWWW!!!

I love kitties (and Trixie too).
Two of my favorite things in one pic.

THE BEST!!!!

What more could anyone ask for?

Posted by: Debi at June 29, 2006 12:19 AM

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OK, that does it. The kitten is not cute anymore...Those precious eyes are not worth the cute photos! Yes, I'm sure the kitty is wild...time to put it out of its misery. Nevermind that Trixie has a death grip on it. And, nevermind that Trixie probably "holds" it in a way only a 34 month old child is going to hold a "wild" animal. You know I'm a dog person. Sorry. Get that kitty's paw outta Trixie's eye!!! OK, well, the TINY kitten photos were cute. But that's as far as I'm going....

Posted by: LizB. at June 29, 2006 12:27 AM

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Ahhh- how cute, she has grown alot since the last time i was home...
Miss you and I hope to see yall soon.

Love ya
Aunt katy

Posted by: katy at June 29, 2006 07:43 AM

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Ok, I absolutely LOVE the thumbnail.

On an unrelated note, my 8 month old has recently learned to crawl and already has discovered that "chase the kitty" is one of the best games ever.

Posted by: Patti at June 29, 2006 09:52 AM

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Has Trixie stopped napping? That has me seriously worried about my own sanity in the coming months, having a son just a few months younger than Trixie...

Posted by: Rach at June 29, 2006 10:28 AM

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Unfortunately, it is getting really hard to get her to nap.

Posted by: benmac at June 29, 2006 09:41 PM

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Ben,

My friend has a son Trixie's age who proclaims he doesn't like naps anymore. (But we all know he & Trixie regret it when they're our age!) She calls nap time, "quiet time." Quiet time is an hour or so in his room by himself. He can sleep or play in his room...quietly. The key is that he can't leave the room.

This teaches him to be content to be by himself for a while, but most importantly, she can have time to herself and do whatever she needs to or WANTS to! Seems to work for her. Hope you can try it with Trixie.

Best,
Lori :)

Posted by: lori at June 30, 2006 10:25 AM

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we also do the quiet time thing with our kids, ages 3,7,14 and it works most of the time. our 3 year old stopped napping months ago!

Posted by: champ at June 30, 2006 03:26 PM

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Just declaw the cat so Trixie and Liz B. will be ok.

Posted by: at July 1, 2006 12:15 AM

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Adolescence The little kitten is growing like crazy. And, according to Trixie, is "wild". Every time Trixie comes back from visiting, it looks like she's been playing with a box of razor blades. Photo taken June 26th, 2006. Age: 34 months.
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