Yep- the little grey female is MacBethie and the little or should I say BIG black and white one is MacSter. It is funny to me that of the two he is the shyest, and when I go upstairs he runs and hides in the closet and MacBethie comes out and dances all over my feet! LOL Mom still hides in the closet as well.
Mary Anne they are just beautiful. Big Mac looks just like his mommy. And what a precious, beautiful little girl MacBeth is. I'm so glad you are going to keep this whole little family with yours. They have been through so much, and now they will live in the lap of luxury (and you and Mike)
P.S. Of course MacBeth comes out to you...she knows how hard you fought for her, and how much love you gave to pull her through the rough times. She knows...they definitely know.
Yep! The plan is to keep the whole family. The test will be when I finally introduce them into the blend already here, but other than my alpha kitty, I don't think there will be much of a problem. It will be awhile before the introductions start. I am already throwing the soiled bedding down for the resident cats to sniff so that they can at least start blending smells.
OMG they are beautiful! Hissy - MacBethie told me that she wants to come live with me - didn't you hear her? I really want a little grey kitten - please!
If you were closer, I would love to have you be MacBethie's mom. But she is unfortunately stuck here where she will be loved and fretted over, and she has tons of cat rails to run up and down, lots of new friends waiting to meet her, and most importantly, her brother and mom will be with her for her lifetime too.
But you can watch her grow up on the board, as I will be posting pics of this family's progress for all of you to see.
I won't be so unselfish. I want them all! I have always wanted a mostly black cat with beautiful white markings--I guess Mom and Big Mac could be called tuxedo cats? And little Lady Macbeth. Of course she's the one who is the most outgoing. If it hadn't been for Lady Macbeth, Shakespeare's Scottish thane would not have had the courage to do what he did. What did she say about the "sticking place?" Little Lady Macbeth certainly stuck to the job of hanging in there!!
What a wonderful family!