Adorable divas on four legs - 20 kitten icons for simplicity20

[sandy79]

Ever since I was a little kid, cats, and more specifically kittens, had a special power over me. A family friend had a farm back then, and everytime we visited her, the first thing I did was looking for new cats XD This batch here was made for Round 3 of simplicity20. Enjoy!






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Comments

[streetcatx.livejournal.com]

They're adorable! Look at n4's eyes. <3

[sandy79.livejournal.com]

I know! I'm a sucker for blue eyes, so me including so many cats with blue eyes wasn't a surprise to me!!

[milly-gal.livejournal.com]

Middle one, bottom row - I WANT!

[sandy79.livejournal.com]

Milly, me too! He or she is absolutely adorable!!

[milly-gal.livejournal.com]

I bet she gives great snuggles!! :D

[kanarek13]

Oh, geez... another meltdown, heeee :D

It's like neverending festival of cutie balls :D And I'm gradually warming myself to the idea of adopting a kitteh once my birdies are gone. I'd stick with birdies but they are too problematic when you want to go away even for a few days :(

[sandy79.livejournal.com]

*snickers* so not sorry for that! XD

anyway, cats are, at least to me, the best thing that can happen. I don't have one right now, but I'll always have the many many memories of our "four musketeers", as we dubbed them. Four raucious boys, born on the couch in our old living room, going by the names "Charlie", "Tom", "Jerry" and "Oscar" (yeah, he was a gold-colored cat, and I'm proud to say that I was the reason he didn't die on his birthday). They came upon us about a year after my father's death, and with every single day they spent with us, I could see a change in my mom, who was in a shock-like state since getting the news. One by one, they disappeared (I'm living in a town, so the chances for them to either get killed in a road accident or becoming a blind passenger were quite high), breaking my mother's heart once again.