Friday, April 27, 2007
Feely Box Art
Saturday, April 21, 2007
The Truth About Cats ~ Human Finally Gets A Word In
They're pictured to some as gods, others as best friends, but to me, my Chey is the light of my life. I'd be nothing without her. Shes my angel. Shes helped me to get over the loss of my best friend. If not for Chey, I'd wouldnt be here today.
Her beauty, silliness, and her loving, kind personality were the things to get me through my grief.
When I heard about her, I was skeptical about this whole... "cat" thing, especially the day of my best friends death. I wasnt exactly a fan of cats, though my dad had Alex.
But I did agree to "look," and as they say, the rest is history.
She rode home on my lap, with her head out the window like a dog. She was extremely ill, so in a way, we nursed each other back to health, with the help of our Golden Retriever, Jewel, of course.
Dont believe me?
Her love of "the way of the dog" started from day one. She followed Jewel everywhere. What ever Jewel did, Chey did. It was the start of the best friendship I have seen between dog and cat. Their bond blossomed and grew more and more everyday, and I noticed changes in myself as well as Chey. Chey was back to her peak health, and Jewel had a new buddy. (she missed Dallas just as much as me!)
We've been the best of buds since, together through thick and thin.
Cheyanne is truly an angel, and I dont know what I'd do without her. A friend asked me if I had the choice to give her up to get Dallas back, would I? And I said no. I love my little Kittikins too much.
She is the perfect example of what a cat is supposed to be. Loving, smart, loyal, and more then a best friend. Some say we are like sisters. She totally changed my view on cats.
Chey means everything to me.... my life wouldnt be the same without her antics to cheer me up everyday!!
Rest In Peace Dallas.... We Love & Miss You!
Saturday, March 31, 2007
Cat Trek -- Episode 3, We're Out!
One incredibly strong bolt sent the unexpcting bridge crew flying. I crashed into the bulkhead, and ChevIs almost squished me!! No doubt, I certainly had a mouthful of fluffy black Kling-cat tail! Korvik, poor guy, went flying into Ensign Breghs control panel, and Bregh? She landed on her head near Korviks station. Lt. Nikana was sliding across the floor, and her twin, Lt. Nikita was stuck to the ceiling. What a pitiful sight we were.
However, only for a second or two. The next, everyone scrambled to there feet, I spit out ChevIs fur, and Nikana was helping her sister down from the ceiling. Some cats claws are like velcro. "Shields are gone!" Breghs said. "Switching to emergency power. Weapons are down, life support at 50%, deck 9 & 10 have minor hull breaches, containing those with force fields, no one was there at the time . . ." as she continued running through the report, Yahj began moving us away again. He was a fairly skilled pilot, but got caught off-guard every now and then, but he was learning. I was beginning to see the darkness of space! We were getting closer!
Just as we got into space, our set of starboard necelles were hit. "BA-BOOM!!!!!!" We felt that one, for sure!! So much for warp drive. With our starboard set of necelles, we were sitting ducks. "Captain," Korvik started. "We're being hailed by the other starship." We barely had life support, let alone the weopons and shields needed to take on another starship! "On screen," I said. "Lets see if we can negotiate our way out of this." In that moment, no one on the bridge of the Enterclaws breathed.
Friday, March 30, 2007
The Easter Bunny!
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Cat Trek -- Episode 2 - Academy Days
When I walked into my room, and curled on my bed, I gazed across the room at a medel I had won when I first became a cadet at the Academy. They say you dream of what your thinking of. So that night, I dreamt of the academy.
Friday, March 16, 2007
Friday, March 2, 2007
Cat Trek -- Episode 1, Taking Over

As I walked onto the bridge of the Enterclaws, everyone snapped to attention at Lieutenant ChevIs' words "Captain on the Bridge." I was startled for a moment. We had just taken over the ship, and I certainly wasn’t used to this kind of attention! “Go about your business everyone,” I replied. “No special attention needed.” They did as they were told, and I hopped up into The Captains Chair, with my tail curled around, and the sneaky, darkside, ‘I rule’ smirk on my face that many new captains have.
See, we were on a scouting mission, and we had come across strange alien transwarp trails – The Borg. The Borg are after a relentless pursuit of assimilation to “better” themselves into the perfect race. They are organic life forms made up of different species, with enhanced physical and mental capabilities. They adapt to new weapons and technologies faster then I could clean a plate of beef jerky!
Anyway, we followed the trail to a pre-warp planet where a Borg Cube began the assimilating process. On the view screen, I could see the deadly neon green assimilation beam stretching to the planet from their hull. How I hated them and what they did to those innocent creatures. “Take us away.” The Captain ordered. That’s when I piped up. “What? We can’t just leave them like this!” “Commander,” the Captain started out. “You know as well as I do that interfering with a pre-warp civilization is against The Prime Directive.” “Oh, and we’ve never broken that before?” I challenged. “In my office.” He said. “By the time we reach that door, those people will be assimilated!” I said. I could see ChevIs stiffening, and the hairs on his back beginning to bristle. The Captain stated again, “Take us out of here.” No one moved. “ChevIs,” I began, “Why don’t you escort the Captain away.” Suddenly, the Captain pulled out his phaser and fired at me, only to be fired upon and hit by ChevIs. I had ducked. I immediately sprung into action. “Fire quantums on the Borg ship. Give ‘em all we’ve got!” Commander Korvik went into action, moving his Vulcan hands across the panels as fast as he could.
The Enterclaws moved into action. It swooped in upon the Cube, firing at the assimilation beam, and disabling it first. It started on the weapons next. With in five minutes, the cube was destroyed. We had saved over half of the people on the planet, and helped them stock necessary supplies to rebuild the damage, and also dropped off our unconscious ex-Captain. There was only one problem. We had created a serious crime against the Prime Directive. From this point forward, we were on our own. We had made a very powerful enemy.

