[Awesome!] Psychic Animal's (post pics and stories)

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Susie Bokar

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• Jan 14, 2015

• #21

So when I get up this morning to go feed them in the cat room ....they have trashed the entire room with the little tiny bits of paper on the carpet....uh oh!

They are so spoiled

 

Rosenrot

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• Jan 15, 2015

• #22

Aww Pretty Kitties! I have one. I feel like I have a baby though. She constantly cries. She is part Siamese and they tend to be very vocal kitties. Little fuzzball also bogarts my pillow. Thats alright though. I love my cuddlebug. <3

 

Oct0bermoon

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• Jan 15, 2015

• #23

Yes those Siamese love to talk and whine but are so beautiful. You know what my love bug did to me the day after Christmas. He's a pillow hog to. But while he does he likes to bite my ear lob like just take it and put pressure not really bite. But as he did this I'm sleeping and I pulled my head which his long tooth got in my pierced ear and it ripped. Omg blood squirted everywhere my bf thought that cat ate my face lol I still love him I know it was an accident and now I have a scar to remember him by
peace,love&light

 

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Rosenrot

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• Jan 15, 2015

• #24

ouch. I think I will just stick with a memorial tattoo of her when she passes.

 

Oct0bermoon

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• Jan 16, 2015

• #25

Yes a tattoo will work. But I like my story it's funny ,

 

Rosenrot

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• Jan 17, 2015

• #26

Oh I meant I was going to get one when my kitty goes. Which hopefully won't be for a long while.

 

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Susie Bokar

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• Jan 19, 2015

• #27

Mine are actually Bengals have many markings similar to Siamese though

 

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Susie Bokar

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• Jan 19, 2015

• #28

 

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Susie Bokar

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• Jan 19, 2015

• #29

 

Oct0bermoon

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• Jan 19, 2015

• #30

Oh beautiful !! I love those eyes!!

 

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Susie Bokar

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• Jan 19, 2015

• #31

Love them as my own kids!

 

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Susie Bokar

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• Jan 19, 2015

• #32

TO GROUP: I'm not sure if I have a problem. Yesterday I had the window in the front slightly open. A little sparrow climbed in the little space and was flying around the house. I was able to rescue him from my kitties and set him free outside. I have heard that is both a good omen and a bad omen. what do you guys think ...what have you guys heard??

 

Oct0bermoon

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• Jan 19, 2015

• #33

I've heard both and was told to go with how you believe and how you felt when it happened

 

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Susie Bokar

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• Jan 19, 2015

• #34

Well my first thought was to protect the little guy from the kitty in this house there are 4. They thought it was Wild Kingdom. I shouted at them to put her down! Which gave me enough time to grab the bird and put him outside on the balcony. I also checked for damage. He lost a feather in the battle which was short thank goodness! I think he was mainly just scared to death! I shut the door and let him rest alone. 15 minutes later I went to check on him and poof he flew away. Back to tell his little birdie friends don't go there!

 

Rosenrot

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• Jan 19, 2015

• #35

Wow, Those are some pretty blue eyes! I don't think I ever saw blue eyes on a kitty before. She or he is so pretty.

 

Rosenrot

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• Jan 19, 2015

• #36

What is a good or bad omen? Letting the sparrow go, or it coming in to your home. If letting the sparrow go is an omen, I don't think it would be a bad one since you were helping it. I don't think an act of kindness would be a bad omen. I have a book on superstitions and omens. I looked up sparrow. This is what it had to say.........

Sparrow:

The sparrow is said to be an ill-omened bird in much of Europe, because it was present at the Crucifixion and encouraged the Romans to torture Christ by continually chirping, 'He's alive ,he's alive'. It is for this reason sparrows hop rather than run, their legs seemingly tied together by invisible bonds for their lack of sympathy. Perhaps not surprisingly, it is said to be an omen of death if a sparrow flies into the house, but is also very unlucky to kill one. Further on should never be caught or caged, or misfortune will follow. Sparrows serve as weather omens by chirping in a very agitated manner when rains is on the way. In may parts of Britain the sparrow is regarded as the symbol of the gods of the household and as such is important to the well-being of the family, and much cherished.

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So the book gave two examples of the sparrow omen. One good and one bad.

Honestly I would go by what you feel. Did you get a very uneasy feeling when you saw the bird? I think instinct and intuition will help discern what kind of omen the sparrow represents. Also your heritage could help determine what kind of omen as well. For example some European cultures consider black cats to be bad luck. I am mostly Irish and according to Irish lore black cats are good luck. I never believed in the black cats are bad luck myth anyway. I adore them, esp the cute little monster I have now. . Like I said follow your gut feeling and intuition.

 

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Susie Bokar

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• Jan 19, 2015

• #37

Thinks it's an old tale and nothing to worry about here!

 

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Capone

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• Jan 25, 2015

• #38

This is my 4 month old Puglee.

 

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Capone

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• Jan 25, 2015

• #39

My 2 German Shepherds. Guess which one is the Mommas boy.

 

Oct0bermoon

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• Jan 25, 2015

• #40

The one in the back is more energetic and playfully the up close is more smart relaxed and laid back , so mommas boy probably the one in the back. Would be my guess but it's a toughie