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... and you thought I'm not a cat person!

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Unfortunately Borbolya took that letter away so we never knew the real reason she left. We thought she went somewhere else to give birth to their kittens then decided to stay there.

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I'm not even surprised anyomre when cats enjoy English literature in original language, but noticing that saying Korean sentences out loud catches our rooster's attention all the time was too much even for me. Who were they in their previous lives? And more importantly, which foreign language does my dog speak?

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Oh, that Borbolya! Wasn't she a shy little piece of adorableness when she was a kitten?

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Here we are in week #3 (ehm.. please don't check!) of our wonderful new projects.

Actually from now on expect a bit (a lot) crappier quality since I no longer have access to a good scanner. (I have a paperweight though which is called scanner if you're interested in buying such things.)

As for the origins of these names they are the Hungarian names of the main characters of Czechoslovakian animation Pásli ovce Valaši.

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Introducing... F.A.B.U.L.A.!

That is...

Fascinating Adventures By Unashamed Lazy Animals

I wanted to start the weeks with something light and what could be better than cats... maybe dogs sometimes. Or chicken. My pets (which are truly unashamedly lazy) were already featured in a lot of my daily drawings (see also: cat and Zsebi) so it only made sense to give them a regular segment.

(first drawing after the break)