Project LOL Izzy
February 19, 2008 Posted by Al Castle
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Categories: Friends, Izzy, Picture of the Day, Squirrels
I love this Eye-Fi SD card. While I took pictures it automatically uploaded them to my compooter via wifi. So sweet.
Anyways so my friend Pithy (aka The Bitter Bean) sent me this hilarious picture of a Purrito which has been sitting in the back of my brain for a few days.
As I come in from a smoke break, I drop my hoodie on the floor, directly onto my beloved Izzy. Well, it was bound to happen. I ended up unceremoniously stuffing her into the sleeve. The first few seconds before her confusion wore off it was perfect, but I couldn’t hold the camera still from crying and laughing so hard. By the time I was able to regain enough composure, she’d already managed to squirm onto her feet.
Aside from looking pissed, the results are far from being purrito-rific.
Maybe if I fashioned a tiny belt I could get her to look more like a Jawa from Star Wars.
I wanted to try again, but she ran off somewhere.
…a little while later, I came up with this…..
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hmmmm…..methinks I might purrito Nutmeg tonight.
I considered purritoing Bizzi, but methinks she’s too fluffy to fit in any of my hoodie sleeves.
I’ll come over and help. We can use my hoodies, the sleeves are longer and thicker.
Weee! That should win a prize. Even if it is only for sadistic home pet photography. Ah, what the hell — people have been doing this sort of crap to their kids for the better part of a century.
Keep of the good work, Lord Castle.
We stuck a sock on my Callie’s head once. She tried backing out of it, all the off the back side of the bed. After she hit the floor she sat and waited patiently for us to please take the fucking sock off her head.
A sighing cat is a very melancholy sound.
lol, he does NOT look happy… I’ve “bowrritoed” (groan, I know) my dog sandy so many times that she sees it coming by the look on my face.
Kevin purritoed Tiger Lily too and as soon as we find the USB cable to download the pictures, I’m putting them up on my blog. Not as good as yours, but he did use his new porkpie jazz hat, so that adds a certain sense of style.
And oddly enough, Tiger Lily seemed to enjoy being cuddled up in the sleeve. She in fact purred. But she is incredibly intelligent. She might have already known that to inhabit the identity of purrito, purring was required.