I’m baaack!
Hello there, Peeps. Vivian K. Perry here, Jennifer’s (dare I say) favourite cat. Just don’t tell my sister Maisie, capiche?
Jennifer asked me back to host her blog today, because she is a little bogged down writing an especially exciting chapter of her new novel.
Whatever! I was happy to oblige, nonetheless. This is my second time guest blogging on Jennifer’s Journal. If you’re interested, and I’m sure you are because I’m so cute, you can see my first post from last summer here.
Maisie and I do agree on one thing: we are getting bored with the cold weather. We miss the summer days of hunting little creatures, and basking in the sun. It is warming up a bit, but it’s still darn chilly on the paws most days.
So we while away the hours with our indoor activities.
Sometimes, we get on each other’s nerves, as sisters often do. I was thinking Maisie looked entirely too comfortable having our little house all to herself, so I had to act.
Of course, at other times Maisie and I are closer-than-this:
But what is my Number One Favourite Activity?
That’s right,
Dreaming of Summer
Thank you for visiting Vivian’s View from Here! We hope you enjoyed it. 🙂
Would you like to see more of Maisie and Vivian? Check out these links:
Cats on Ice: Exploring Spring Thaw in Iceberg Alley
Jennifer's Journal 
Oh my gosh! This is too cute! Your cats are beautiful. At least they like each other. Every cat for himself at my house…
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Vivian loves Maisie, Maisie tolerates Vivian. 🙂
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Lovely indeed!
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Thanks. 🙂
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Linen closet bunk beds! Who knew?!
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LOL! We sure do. 😉
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Awwww they are gorgeous!!
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We know we are. 😉
Maisie & Vivian
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Cats! I am afraid of cats! I live with the meanest cat in the world- June Buggie! ACK!
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Poor rumpydog. I wouldn’t hurt you unless you hurt me first. I’m curious about all living things, and would only stare at you and follow you. Maisie on the other hand would probably scratch your eyes out and run away!
Vivian x
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Jennifer, this post was adorable! Beautiful cats and nice work on the picture taking.
Blessings ~ Wendy
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Happy you enjoyed it, Wendy. Blogging about something close to one’s heart is often a pleasure. x
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Loved your post Jennifer! Snowy and cold day here too…and I miss my Italian cat, especially when it’s cold outside!
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Thank you! So sorry you are missing your cat, though. 😦
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Me too…but I see him via Skype every week 😉 …and I’m seeing him for real this summer! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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LOL…does he recognize you when you talk to him on Skype? Oh my, love that, usually people talk to their grandkids on Skype, but that takes the cake. Glad you will see him this summer too. 🙂
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ahahah I know, I;m crazy 😛 I don’t think he recognizes me but he answers my voice when I call him 😀
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Maisie and Viv look as if they have lots of personality. I have two pups and am an animal lover as well. They (pets) brighten life and their unconditional love is priceless. Thanks for sharing!
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Yes, Brigitte, they certainly do. I can’t imagine a home without pets and the special love they fill it with. Thank you so much for stopping by my blog!
Jennifer x
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What an adorable post! Maisie and Vivian are just too cute ♥
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Thank you! I will pass on the love to them for you. 🙂
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Hahaha love Vivian! And summer is about to come, so she’ll be super happy then! 🙂
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Vivian is little miss personality around here! And she along with Maisie will be loving the outdoors very soon.
Thanks for visiting 🙂
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LOve this post, I have three crazy cats and of course a children’s story on the way about them. This made me laugh out loud, excellent, entertaining idea. Keep up the writing.
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So that’s what your book is about! Wonderful, you love cats too; we have something else in common then. And I’m delighted you enjoyed my post. Thanks for letting me know, Kath.
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That is one of my stories Jennifer, I have about four on the go but have decided to finish one, then start another. Some are fantasy, some Australian bush tales. If you love your cats and you see their personalities, how could you not write a children’s story about them. How is your story going?
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I’m starting to write chapter ten, in a novel I’m expecting to be around twenty five to thirty chapters. It is a coming of age story, but I’m not sure who my target audience will be until I’m finished and had it critiqued. Young adult, or adult realistic fiction, one or the other. I would hope it appeals to both, actually.
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Awesome, I am almost through my tween draft of Kookazoo. The editing is what I live for…shaping and cutting. But since doing an online course with Tribe/writers I now am working on many projects. Keep me posted if you need someone to read a few paragraphs…..have you seen the blog The write Practice? by Joe Bunting lots of lots of great content for us writers one of the best. PS Have you got a Title?
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Yes, the editing and polishing is what I am looking forward to as well, but I have a long way to go yet. Thanks for the offer to read. 🙂 Actually I am subscribed to the Write Practice, and it is very helpful. As for a title, only a working one for now; I’m pretty sure I will be changing it.
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