Oona is a character from Irish folklore - the Wife of Finnbehera, king of the Connacht fairies. There's another dorky reference but I'll let those of you in the know stay in the know, and those of you who aren't can't ask me in person. She's about 8 lbs, petite, friendly, talkative, and to quote my brother in law, "that cat's got ups!" She was found as a stray and was most definitely a birder in her former existence. She leaps, flips, and grabs toys with her mouth in midair. The first few nights she would bring all her toys into our bedroom as presents during the night.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
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It's been an excellent week - hanging out with the fam closest to our own ages, otters, kayaking, beer, wine, Marianne's, more otters, and to top it all off, we added a new member of the family. Meet Oona:



Oona is a character from Irish folklore - the Wife of Finnbehera, king of the Connacht fairies. There's another dorky reference but I'll let those of you in the know stay in the know, and those of you who aren't can't ask me in person. She's about 8 lbs, petite, friendly, talkative, and to quote my brother in law, "that cat's got ups!" She was found as a stray and was most definitely a birder in her former existence. She leaps, flips, and grabs toys with her mouth in midair. The first few nights she would bring all her toys into our bedroom as presents during the night.
Oona is a character from Irish folklore - the Wife of Finnbehera, king of the Connacht fairies. There's another dorky reference but I'll let those of you in the know stay in the know, and those of you who aren't can't ask me in person. She's about 8 lbs, petite, friendly, talkative, and to quote my brother in law, "that cat's got ups!" She was found as a stray and was most definitely a birder in her former existence. She leaps, flips, and grabs toys with her mouth in midair. The first few nights she would bring all her toys into our bedroom as presents during the night.
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Congrats guys :) She's adorable :)
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