1st Mouse

My cat caught her first mouse today!
Well, the first since she moved here (Since last July)
My dad found this mouse on the driveway with some some blood on it's fur. Sad huh, but don't blame the kittycats for killing. It's their natural instinct, like us humans putting milk in our cereal...when you think about it...that's digusting!

Kitty's Schedule

This is her schedule for Mon-Fri:

early in the morning:
Meow for food
Eat
explores outside
says goodbye to me when I leave for school
Keeps Exploring / Hunting

Noon:
Explores
Sunbathing (In or out)

Afternoon:
Waits for me to come back from school
sunbathes (inside)
Exploring (In/Out {Hunting})
Demands for food

Evening:
Nap
Sits in dining room while I have dinner
Grooming
Nap
Demands for food

Here is her schedule for weekends:

Morning:
Nap
Sunbathing
Demand food
Hunting/Exploring

Noon:
Sunbathing
Nap
Lurking
Nap

Afternoon:
Exploring/Huunting
Lurking

Evening:
Demands for food
Lurking
Nap

Rabbits and Birds

As you can see, I have virtually nothing to do right now and Kitty is just gone out to do something, because I can't see her anywhere. Probably snoozing in the sun.
If you want to know (I don't think you do) what brand of catfood kitty eats, it's Whiska's.

Kitty Never bothered my other pets, such as my past rabbits (Either Dead or Released into the wild) and the Farm's Chickens because she knew I loved them and That there is no need to get rid of them because Kitty knows that I love her most. But she WILL harm those wild animals, MWAHAHAHAHAHA. Once a Sparrow (FARM) flew into the chimney of the fireplace and landed onto the ashes: I didn't close the doors leading onto the hallway, but I DID open the windows to let the Sparrow out. I let the poor birdie out and and it crashed into the glass next to one of the windows and landed behind the curtain. Kitty then sprang out, grasped the bird in her jaws and ran out her cat-flap, she must've killed  it. And she also killed a few baby wild rabbits who ventured out of their holes. If you wonder how Kitty kills her prey, she gies them a swift bite to the neck and hides the dying prey.