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My Love Bug, Sophie

What is it with animals and the way they make you feel? You can have the worst day in the world, and come home and they give you everything you need, to make it all better :)

I have 2 Cats, Thompson is our other baby and he is here earlier on my blog (if you would like to see him, as well) ...I do enjoy all animals, I would have more if I could - But they give me more love than one person could ever want ...

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  1. You have beautiful cats Kristine! It is obvious from their faces that they are loved!
    ( by the way, this is my second attempt to post a comment, I hope this time I will succeed) :)
    It really is amazing to see how our pets love us and how they are happy to have our attention, and that is all they want! We have such a great time with our dog, he always makes us laugh and he is always happy to see us!

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