Tomorrow morning I’ll be delighted to post any Christmas-themed photos of readers’ cats, as we did in the “Merry Kitmas” thread last year. Please send a photo (must be holiday-themed) along with a few words, including the cat’s name, age, and any interesting information. I’ll be putting them up on one thread throughout the day.
And merry Xmas, happy Hanukah and joyous Koynezaa to all!
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And a very merry Christmas to you also professor Coyne, and to all commenters and readers on WEIT!
Or Happy Saturnalis…
(Delete as appropriate!)
*Saturnalia*
(Oh, for an edit function… especially after several beers!)
May the grid be with you.
Merry Solstice! Axial tilt is the reason for the season!
I haven’t got a cat but if I had it would be holding up a sign saying, Merry Christmas Jerry, you are an education.
My cat is distinctly Canidae, but, not to worry, she’s completely unaware of her family.
Is Chinese take out considered proper holiday regalia?
Best wishes to you, PCCE! Peace and joy to everyone.
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Zoey is a six-year-old Himalayan cat.  From Wikipedia: Work to formally establish a breed with combined Persian and Siamese traits, explicitly for the cat fancy, began in the United States in the 1930s at Harvard University, under the term SiameseâPersian, and the results were published in the Journal of Heredity in 1936,[4] but were not adopted as a recognized breed by any major fancier groups at the time.Â
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I have cats, but we’re not really doing Christmas this year…
Appropriately, the cat’s couldn’t give a damn. Now if we ran out of Fancy Feast…
Was going to say same but you have explained it quite well. This year or any.
Happy Sunday, Randall et kitties. 🙂
Paz y Luz
But work for the peace, and listen to others for the light (real others, preferably scientists).