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   Hi August,   
      
   > It was my first time with a digital camera too.  I happend to pick a   
   > challenging subject.   
      
   haha :)   
      
   > Practically newborns, those little buggers never   
   > seemed still.   
      
   I know what you mean there...years ago we adopted 4 kittens from the ASPCA at   
   a mall in Ithaca... I remember the "sales person/volunteer" asked us   
   repeatedly if we were sure we want all 4...I did since they were all from the   
   same litter, and their mom hadn't survived (I'm guessing coyotes got her, they   
   are around here often enough, some nights you can hear them howling :( ).   
   Anyway, they sure proved to be very very eh.. active :)  Eventually one moved   
   in with our neighbor at the time, another one later "took off" for parts   
   unknown (he was the only male in the group).. And I still have the last two   
   here, "Lola" and "Lulu" (I thought about naming her Bertha, she was so big   
   compared to her sisters :))  Here's a pic of them soon after we got them:   
   http://www.filegate.net/gallery/cats/index.1024px.html   
      
   > In the latter pics..   
      
   > The tabby = Kooza (inspired by the Cirque du Soliel show, meaning little   
   > box of treasure or surprises)   
      
   Neat :)  I saw the Cirque du Soliel show once when we went to Las Vegas   
   ...(once was enough for me Lol).   
      
   > The tuxedo = Orka (inspired by the b+w pattern resembling the orca)   
      
   > When they were still babies, one evening as I went out to feed them,  I   
   > stepped on the tabby with my workboots.  It was already dark. The kittens   
   > were still cautious. I didn't see them coming to welcome me; they moved   
   > fast.  But at one of my next steps forward, I felt one of the kittens   
   > under my boot and heard a correlating cry.  Fortunately, this occurred in   
   > a shed that had a very soft dirt/sand floor.  The kitten avoided me for a   
   > few days.  But, later on, that tabby turned out to be the friendliest, as   
   > you can tell by the pics.   
      
   That's a neat story :)   
      
   Take care,   
   Janis   
      
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