Well Sue,
Mister is settling in well - and is a delight. All he wants to do is eat, play and sleep, oh yes, and climb anything and everything.
He has a large, long peacock feather, some thick string with a knot tied in it, a 'play-station' (full of carpet and scratching places, along with holes, ladders and hiding places). - and a small box - to play with and this he does all the time, except when he is asleep.
He has a loud voice and lets the world know that he is alive.
If he cannot go forward, he goes backwards, or else bends in the middle. He is all long legs going in every direction at once, and he is a ton of fun to watch. Even in the short while we have had him, he is growing.
He's just lovely. He really is gorgeous. Cannot fault him.
Oh yes, when he goes to the toilet, he even lets us know he is doing his bit by making 'special' noise. We can always hear him cover his little business. He's just lovely.
Many regards and thank you for a kitten such as him.
Elva H. Nanango 18/12/05

Hello Sue,
Just a quick note to let you know "Oramor" Storm Boy is growing, and boy, can he move.
He is fast and every bit of him can wriggle in all directions at once!
I wouldn't believe it if I did not see it.
He is not allowed outside yet, but he does wish to do so, but he is just not big enough to go out as yet - as least not so in my opinion, and that is the one that counts - not his - although he would argue that.
He does not like to be on the other side of the door to anyone. The bathroom door should be open when anyone is inside, same goes for bedroom doors. He likes his people a lot.
In short he is lovely. He has many admirers but that doesn't seem to faze him at all.
He just accepts strokes, being picked up and so on.
I am having a bit of fun keeping him off the computer desk seeing that he has found a way to climb up gradually. One shelf at a time. He knows my bed and has made it his own.
Catch you later with more good news as he progresses. He makes everyone laugh with his antics. You put him on the floor and he is under the table, on another chair, and up onto the table before a fork can go into our mouths.
Oh boy, is he fast--sharp--real sharp-- and as game as Ned Kelly.
Elva H, Nanango, Qld. Feb, 06

Hello Sue,
I just have to write and tell you that I do not care what any one else thinks, no matter who they are, or anything else, but my boy is the best boy in the whole world. Of that I am sure.
He is funny, inquisitive, he even argues the point at times. He is good with adults and with children. We have to be careful because he talks to everyone and I fear that one day someone will just pick him up and walk off with him.
His colouring is great, and his conformation is ideal. Of course he is not shown because he is our pet - and he knows it. He is spoilt but it is hard not to spoil something as lovely as him.
I shall keep in touch but Sue - you do a wonederful job of breeding cats.
You have spent a lot of time and hard work in being as successful as you are.
Congratulations because your efforts are well deserved.
Thank you for a beautiful boy - my Mister.
Many regards, Elva H. 5/11/06

Hi Sue,
Well, Princess Mia has settled in nicely. She slept most of the way home or was cuddled by the girls. On her first night she was purring - I was amazed.
Thanks, again, Sue. Mia is beautiful and very much loved.
Regards, Sue Filer, Rockhampton. 10/1/06

Hello Sue, Thought I would send you these pictures of my beautiful girl. She is divine and as you can see from the pictures, very loved. My dog Whattie carts her all around the house in his mouth.
People who visit can't believe it.
Thanks Helen Heathwood. Bargara 2/4/06

Hi again Sue,
After a big Christmas lunch time for a rest and where better than on the cool tiles with my good friend Whattie. Your squashing me a bit but am very happy to be your pillow.
Thanks Helen 3/4/06

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