Slush’s Adventure

I’ve decided to discontinue my other website, Curious Critters’ Coadventure. If you’re been following this blog long enough, you may recall the linked announcement about a “travel agency for toys!” which we started up… a few short months before COVID lockdown. Unfortunate timing, and ultimately I’ve decided that energy is better spent on other projects. I won’t be dropping the Instagram and Facebook accounts, though, so those may feature more of our own plush moving forward! I liked setting them up for the photos; it was an entertaining challenge.

Speaking of our plush, I made a personalized photobook for a pup named Slush, and it’s about three years overdue to be shared. Enjoy!

Slush’s Adventure by Curious Critters’ Coadventure

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Odd Angles and Human Summoning

I was baffled to find Diane like this, not because she doesn’t nap on the couch or cuddle with June, but because she’s not usually sloping off the couch in the process. But I guess she was comfortable??? She wasn’t in any rush to readjust, anyway.

Diane (black and white cat), faceplanting in June's cheek (tortoiseshell cat) while her rear half follows the slope of the couch. Looks like it takes some upper body strength to not just slip right off. The light-colored blanket they're on is very fluffy.
Still Diane and June, but Diane has shifted so that her upper half runs parallel with June. Her rear end is still falling off the couch. The blanket is still fluffy.

All our cats like the triangular catnip toys with jingle bells in them, but Arwen especially likes to bring them to the kitchen door and howl until I come congratulate her on catching the vicious triangle. Some nights more frequently than others!

At the top of the photo, the very bottom of a white door with wood trim. Most of the shot is a brown rug with three triangular toys on it; one green, one blue, and one pale yellow. There's a little fraying fluff where the blue and green ones have been chewed many, many times.
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Stay Warm!

Folks with cold winters, stay warm. It’s been extremely cold here these past few days (I’m talking ‘two layers of gloves, three jackets’ kind of cold) and it’s important to stay safe out there, especially if you’re going to be outside for extended periods of time.

That said, happy holidays everyone! May this last week of 2022 bring only happy plot twists and benevolent mischief. See you next year!

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The Couch Is Comfortable And So Is The Sink

Like I’ve said before, afternoon nap is routine. I’m used to the cats curling up on the couch. By now you’re probably used to my cats curled up on the couch. It’s super cute (and here are more pics to further prove it). What I was not expecting was for Arwen to come curl up in the bathroom sink. Naturally, I have evidence.

Zuko and Diane, curled up in what's effectively a 180 degree rotation of each other with their heads touching. Cute. Pretty normal.
June and Arwen together on the couch, Junes head resting against Arwen's neck as Arwen holds her head up like she's about to start bathing June. Also cute. Also pretty normal.
The white porcelain counter gives way to white and black fur as it dips into the basin. The faucet head is close enough to the back of the sink that Arwen could comfortably be standing in it, if she so desired, but no. She's curled up with her tail on her side and her head resting on the front of the counter, looking tiny and absolutely ridiculous.
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Wildberry Lunch and Undying Mint

This is, in fact, another photos post, but I figured it warranted context: we recently found ourselves in downtown Chicago to see The Twenty-Sided Tavern – fantastic show, hilarious and interactive, Mom’s going to post about it so I’ll link to that when she does – and opted to have lunch at Wildberry Café. These are their Chocolate Vanilla Swirl smoothie and the Banana Coconut Cream Pie crepes. Both were as delicious as they sound/look!

The third picture is our mint refusing to yield to the cold. Persistent, that one.

Update: Mom’s post can be found here.

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