Hi from Rosie and Lucia ^_^

Hey guys, I'm Rosie, I'm from London but live in Mexico City where I teach English in a private high school. I love it here. I live by myself with my little cat Lucia Fernanda (Luci Fer haha). She's seven months old and my baby, I've had her since she was five weeks. She's insane and always getting into trouble but I don't know what I'd do without her.



Wanting to be part of my Halloween costume.



The little queen surveying her rooftop kingdom.



Being a creepy and watching me shower.



On her favourite perch (me).



Just off to bed. Goodnight

I also have two twelve year old brothers who live with my parents in London. Max we call the professor because he's creepily intelligent. Billy isn't quite all there, but we love him just the same I miss them a lot.



Max.



Billy.

Hmm...are there limits to photos on this site? They do not seem to want to post. 


Max.


Billy.

beautiful cats!

Are you uploading your images via the upload button, or just using the img code? I don't believe the code works, you'll have to upload! There shouldn't be a limit either.

Welcome!

I'm uploading but it keeps saying Safari had a problem with the webpage so it was reloaded!

Whatever, I'm running out of work now, home time! I'll try again later and just leave this photo of my little Lucia now:

Luci Fer Ha Ha Ha, loving the shot of her supervising the shower!   Very cute kitty.  She looks like a real character and I'm looking forward to hearing more about her and her 'trouble'.  :-D

Billy looks really cute with that litte spot on his nose, and fabby fur too.  

Haha. I've never known a cat to get into as many weird situations as her. My apartment is on the rooftop, and I used to let her run around mine and the neighbours' roofs because I thought it was pretty self-contained...yeah, wrong, haha. She always pretends she's stuck on my roof, even though I know perfectly well she can get back by herself. But I live next to an art studio. A few weeks ago I was making dinner and she was playing outside. I went in to call her at 7pm, and I could hear her shouting back, but not see her. I left her, figuring she'd make her way home, but half an hour later it was the same - I could hear her, but not see her. So I went downstairs to knock on the door of the studio (at this point I just thought it was a house, not a studio) thinking she was stuck inside. There were people outside who said they'd closed for the weekend, and the owner (who lived on the other side of the city) had already gone home, but they would open on Monday, so don't worry, if my cat was inside she would have activated the alarm - she must be on the roof and she'll come home. I wasn't convinced, and as I was stood there wondering how I could break into the studio over the weekend, she set off the alarm! The owner had to drive all the way back through rush hour traffic to open the studio and confirm no one had broken in. Also, because the alarm was connected to the police station, a police car automatically turned up! And whilst we were waiting for the owner to arrive, she did it again.

So yeah, the police ended up coming, all for a little cat going places she shouldn't...