Ten Cats by Graham Harrop for September 18, 2024

I like that the other guys are getting face time. :-)

Good list, Bluebell!

Today is:

AIR FORCE BIRTHDAY

NATIONAL HIV/AIDS AND AGING AWARENESS DAY

NATIONAL CEILING FAN DAY

I think most of us know someone that list applies to, except maybe the mugshot part

Nice list, Bluebell!

Is there even such a thing as cats being twins? Bluebell is such a beautiful kitty. Yesterday I drove up to the east entrance of Yosemite, admiring the freshly fallen snow from the early overnight storm. It was a winter wonderland at 8:30, but when I left around noon, the sky was blue and all the snow along the road and in the trees had melted. The peaks were still white, and the incoming storm has been downgraded so I am very grateful I made the 5 hour round trip drive. I took a short hike to Chesney’s favorite lake – Dog Lake – and was very pleasantly surprised to have it to myself at 10 am, but leaving half an hour later I encountered at least 40 other hikers heading up. A dry warming trend is in the forecast, the only good news about this is the fall colors can be ruined by a very cold windy prolonged early storm.

Now that would be a funny arc. Chesney s long lost twin is found

I’ll bet Chesney’s mug shot is really cute!

Beautiful Bluebell!

Bluebell is pretty darned bright!

I am grateful for this comic strip. It’s one of the best on GoComics!

The mugshot is definitely not for a lost-cat poster. She’d be happy if he never came back.

A rarely heard from cat would be our WOOF.

Are you paying attention, Graham?

An arc featuring Woof would be even better!!!!!!!!!

FREE ELDO!

Thank goodness there’s only one Chesney. Two would be double trouble. On another note, saw five nuthatches, three dragonflies, two juncos, a squirrel, and a rabbit while out walking today.

10:30 Wednesday night, No farm, no Aliens and No cats. Sigh.

On September 19, 1676, Nathaniel Bacon led an irate group of followers into Jamestown and burned nearly all the buildings to the ground. Bacon’s rebellion and the burning of Jamestown are considered precursors to the American Revolution.

Hungarian lawyer, statesman, and Governor-President Lajos Kossuth was born on September 19, 1802, in Monok, Kingdom of Hungary.

On September 19, 1777, the first Battle of Saratoga was fought at Freeman’s Farm.

On September 19, 1796, the American Daily Advertiser published President George Washington’s Farewell Address for the first time. It’s considered one of the most important documents in United States history.

Hello, dear Mr. Harrop, where are you? Hope all is well! ♥ ♥ ♥

My morning can not begin yet…

Where’s today"s strip? I need my fix!!! Haha

Here we go again. No 10 cats for 9.19.24

darn it! I went to bed last night with no new strip and now here it is, 9:15 in the morning and still no strip for Sept 19! Sooo….

Sept 19 is:

NATIONAL PAWPAW DAY

NATIONAL BUTTERSCOTCH PUDDING DAY

I am grateful to have 10 cats & my kitty in my life XXX