A photo essay of Hera (left) and Tippy (right). They would like you to know that they are not blood-related.
Calico Capers #SOL21 10/31
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A photo essay of Hera (left) and Tippy (right). They would like you to know that they are not blood-related.
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It’s so incredible to me that they are this unusual looking and NOT related. I feel like each of them is a constant insult to the other. This is also a great series of photos and extraordinary that you need only three to tell the entire story of their dramatic relationship.
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In person (in cat?) Tippy is a tiny dilute calico with tipped ears and Hera is a large calico (who steals her sister’s food) – so they don’t look quite so much alike. But as for each being a constant insult to the other… it’s as if you have met them. Hahahaha
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I am loving all the cats today! What a wonderful way to begin a Wednesday.
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Wait – more cats? I need to go find them!
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Love it! Maybe I’ll get my students to write some dialogue to go with this;)
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If you do, please share!!
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That’s a great idea! I met all the cats from my class during online learning. I bet a few of them would love to become the subject of a story. 🙂
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I couldn’t resist. I love cats too! My slice today was about my missing kitty. I wish I had taken more photos of her Your pics do tell a story, even if they are not blood sisters. They are friends.
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Do you get tired of people asking if they’re twins?
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I always say, “nope, but they sure fight like they are.” 😆
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😊
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I love your cats and this idea! I often forget how powerful the visual can be for our minds. This post feeds me in a way I didn’t know I was hungry for. Perfect!
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We have one cat. She is 17! I think our next cat will not be an only. We tried once to add a second cat to the house and she was not having it. But if we had two at the kitten stage together I imagine it would go better.
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What beautiful kitties! I love how that trio of photos shows so much about their interactions. I take way too many photos of my cats 🙂 Perhaps I can put some of them to good use during this challenge.
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Omgggggggg! Your kitties are the cutest! And yes, I agree that these pictures do a great job of capturing their relationship.
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Hera and Tippy are beautiful! And obviously related in the ways that matter the most!
Kim
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Awww! I am inspired by your photo essay. Boy, could I find a million of them to share of my Miss Frida. I also fostered some kittens last summer, who so perfectly matched the coloring of my dog, that everyone was convinced I should keep them (um. except me). I love the idea above of asking the students to make up dialogue.
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