... so tiny, I'd forgotten how tiny newbie kittens are,
and how much fun.
So, we met Ping's little sister. She's adorable and has just the right amount of vim that I think she'll survive Ms Pingu's
strong personality.
I said all the right things, Mr Brown did not roll his eyes, and we passed as suitable to buy a kitten.
We met mum, a very calm lady, and dad, very friendly with the most beautiful eyes. We also met almost a dozen aunties, uncles, cousins and goodness knows what else. All beautiful, silky and friendly. This bodes well for the little one's personality. We don't really need a shy and retiring type. Small was, so I guess we'd deal, but still, vivacious is the way to go.
Now, I love cats but 2 is enough for me, and Mr Brown who's first words upon getting into the Ute to drive home were, "
jeebers, those cats, all those cats! We're only getting 1, right? ".
The kitten, on the other hand, won't leave the end room loo. The room where we keep the litter tray and all sorts of shit, ladders, leaf blowers and dust, it's where we keep our rare earth dust collection. 
We've been taking it in turns to sit on the loo (seat down) to cuddle the kitten, play with the kitten and submit to ferocious kneading from the kitten. 
She's adorable and so very, very tiny with ears that tremble like butterfly wings. 
We think we'll call her Tigger.
It's Ping's new play hidey spot. I guess she doesn't associate this one with going to the vet to have indignities visited upon her furry wee person.
She's not going to know what hit her!
I'm guessing weaning must be soon cos no one at the Brown-Mouse is going to be able to help out in this regard!
(Ours, yes, I know, ours).
and how much fun.
So, we met Ping's little sister. She's adorable and has just the right amount of vim that I think she'll survive Ms Pingu's strong personality. 
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... Our girl is one of the 2 at the milk bar.
