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Updated 2025-11-17.
![]() Garbonzo (or Harvey), one of the original two farm cats. He passed away from a tick disease in early 2024. |
![]() Jupiter (or Marvin), one of the original two farm cats. He passed away from the same tick disease in mid-2025. Arguably the best cat we've ever had. |
![]() Adama, our current house cat. |
![]() Peaches, our big female cat, who's mothered about 11 or 12 kittens. |
![]() Mercedes, the only member of Peaches's first litter that we've kept. |
![]() The newest addition: Ix (pronounced icks), the redbone coonhound. His full name is Boniface IX, after the pope. This is when he was a puppy; he's now probably ten times that size. |
![]() Peaches's first litter. This is from when they were around a month old. We named them (left to right, top to bottom) Spot, Tab, Cappy, Tori, Mercedes, and Blotchy. |
![]() Waffle, a young female who's one of our only reliable hunters. |
![]() Pancake, Waffle's sister who's needlessly afraid of humans. |
![]() My Royal Safari, actually a cheap Portuguese-made machine from the early 80's when carbon-ribbon electric machines were the trend. Feels cheap, and yet arguably my fastest machine with the clearest print. |
![]() My Olivetti Lettera 32, an itty-bitty metal machine with very gentle print. Still fast, and my most portable machine. |
![]() My Sears Citation, a "portable" beast of a machine with messier print that can take quite a beating. It uses a strange variant font that's more vertically compact. |