Will It Fit In Mommy's Stocking?

Mommy says this is what she wants for Christmas.

Does anykitty know where I can get one for her?

Mancat Monday - Where Mommy Was

I did not get a lot of time with Mommy this weekend.

Instead, on Saturday, she spent most of the day at some place called Turner Field, watching some people called Braves play with other people called Mets.

Mommy said she watched them play together from a place called the Nosebleed Section. That doesn't sound like a very nice place to be to me . . . and she could have had a much better time watching Tybalt play with the Tortie Twins, if you ask me. (And without having her nose bleed.)



Mommy said a good thing about the Nosebleed Section was that you got a great view of the Atlanta skyline.


Mommy had to BUY tickets to sit in a place that made her nosebleed. She says she got them cheaper because it was Alumni day from where she graduated college. There was a parade around the field that mommy didn't walk in, but she got to see her college's mascot. His name is Scrappy. He's a yummy, I mean, cute owl. Here he is. Just look at all those feathers.


Mommy made Uncle Sean go with her. He isn't into sports. He thought he'd be bored. This is how seriously my Uncle Sean took having his nosebleed while he watched Braves and Mets play together.

Mommy said the Braves won, 4-2. She said they only won because she screamed orders at them the entire game.

Maybe mommy was delusional from all the blood loss.

Friday Movie Review - Dr. No

I thought I would continue on the British spy theme with a cool British classic . . . James Bond! This week I am reviewing the very first James Bond movie ever made, "Dr No!"

Dr No (1962)
Directed By: Terence Young
Written By: Ian Fleming (novel)
Richard Maibaum (screenplay)

Mommy loooooves James Bond movies, especially the first ones starring Sean Connery, so you can bet your whiskers that I have seen all of them! Dr. No is fun to watch, simply because it is the very first James Bond film. As with most of the early Bond movies, the plot can be hard to follow. We know from the beginning that someone has gone missing in the Bahamas, and that Bond has been sent to find them. And we know that he certainly knows what he is doing, romancing the ladies and sneaking around all stealthily. And we most certainly know that Dr No is the evil villain, especially since he has his own secret island base. What it is always hard to figure out, no matter how often mommy and I watch it, is exactly what Dr No's nefarious plot is, and exactly what he plans to accomplish with it. It has something to do with a rocket and NASA . . . beyond that we can never be exactly clear.

But mommy says who cares, when you have this to look at.

And even when you don't know what Bond is doing, he always looks so cool doing it.

Mommy has taken "Which Bond Girl Are You?" quizzes many times (I told you she is a fan), and everytime she takes one she gets the same answer: Honey Ryder.

You are Honey Ryder -- free-spiritied, nature-loving, and adventurous. Your response to "you can't do that" has always been to do it, and you're way to smart to get caught. You're a bit of a loner, but that just makes you more mysteriously attractive.

"Dr No" is the Bond film that has Honey Ryder in it, as portrayed by the extremely lovely ladybean Ursula Andress. Mommy looks like this in her dreams.

To take the quiz for yourself, click here.


Mommy is MORE than okay with being Honey Ryder, because that means that this can happen.


I give "Dr No" two paws up and a stealthy stalk, for being not only the film that introduced the world to James Bond, and catapulted Sean Connery to stardom, but also for just being plain fun to watch!