Welcome aboard! We’ll be flying to The Sunbeam by the Window, with stops at Litter Box and Cat Tree. We should be taking off shortly, just as soon as we can find a mouse with a pilot’s license.
Submitted via air mail by Sharon H.
Thank You For Flying Air Kitten
Not much space in the overhead bins either – wonder what they charge for carry-ons.
It may be a little cramped but I’d prefer to have this cute morsel as my seat mate any time. I am seriously disappointed that all 5 of my recent flights didn’t have a kitty on board.
I have never had a kitty on board any flight, at any time. That level of service is simply unacceptable!! 😋
That sweet Kitty’s expression just kills me… I can just hear the vroom vroom…😁😸
Eh,
I think he’s having a “Red Baron” moment where he’s shooting the enemy coming in at 11 o’clock!!!
** Pew! Pew! Pew! **
🤣😸 Yes!
Quite unrelated but I had to tell someone. We just got back from a wonderful week of vacation in Nova Scotia where we stayed in several different places. All but the first two nights were in accommodations where the various hosts each had two dogs. Heaven!
lol…should have posted this on the next post and it would have been related!
I’m jealous!! When my parents visited me at college (which was near Amish country in PA) they stayed in a B&B nearby that had a barn on the property (I don’t remember if they were actually any kind of working farm). One weekend when they were there the barn cat had a litter of kittens a few weeks old who were just starting to venture out into mischief making. (So of course they brought me over there one afternoon to play with them.) Travel sites should have “pets you can play with” as an amenity you can filter for when looking for a hotel.
Excellent idea.
Hey Tigger, where did you go? I lived in Halifax for 5 years when I was in my 20’s- I loved Cape Breton and Mahone Bay areas.
I agree, FKA – it’s wonderful! My husband was born in NS so I’ve been there several times. On this trip we did the entire South Shore and around through the valley. Halifax for a couple of days, then down through Mahone Bay, Liverpool, Shelburne, Pubnico, Yarmouth, Church Point, Annapolis Royal, then a couple of days near Wolfville and a final night at Jeddore. One of the best vacations ever. No lobster this time (out of season) but lots of great haddock!
Isn’t NS fabulous?? My mom grew up in Digby and Halifax so we usually went up once or twice a year to visit family. My uncle still has a summer home in Grand Pre, near Evangeline Beach. Ahh, memories .. lobsters, walks on the beach, blue skies, green trees and cold, so cold water. Also, in 6th or 7th grade spent a summer at the Gaelic College in Cape Breton learning highland dancing, the Gaelic language and to play the bagpipes. Probably provided a very interesting essay back at school “How I spent my summer vacation”.
That soundalike heaven!
Thank God for you, Mike. . . This site is a balm to the soul (and a boon to the funnybone) in this chaotic world!