K: Mommakitty & Daddykitty went to the Cotati Accordion Festival and bought us some cool new collars - Purrrrdy!
S: They came from a lady who makes them herself - they're made from natural materials, so you can wash 'em or put essential oils on 'em to keep the fleas away . . . like lavender, rosemary, or eucalyptus oils.
K: These collars were made by the beans at Moon Valley Collars in Santa Rosa, CA - check 'em out!
S: Mommakitty also bought a catfish at the festival!
K: That's not a real catfish! It's ceramic and was made by a crafty lady in Fairfield, CA at her studio called Dragonware Ceramic Studio - check out their gallery of cats & catfish!
S: There were some weird things at the accordion festival! Here's a link to a SLIDE SHOW of the event. I think I might have liked that fun music . . . I would have been hoppin' and swingin' and doing the polka all day!K: I don't know . . . all we had to do was stay home and nap and we made out with new collars!
Music is an outburst of the soul.
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Those crafty people are furry good. I like the "catfish". hehe.
Quite the place your people went and such neat crafts. The collars look spiffy. We don't thinkyou'd have been tapping to the polka music...more like covering your ears & yowling!!! We have lots of polka in Minnesota, especially up north with all the germans.....there even is a polka mass at one of the churches every now & then!
Yoo must live in a vary far away place cause we dont have anything like that catfish neer us
hehehe That catfish is furry funny! Those are neato collars, if ya gots to wear a collar.
Purrrs,
Sanjee
Way cool collars! I had a collar once when I was an outdoor cat and I was very proud of it. You two should be proud of yours too.
Two such cute kities deserve such cool collars. Just try not to loose them, like Bubbles.
Yer cowlurs are beeeeutiful. One of a kind and paw made too!
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