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As mentioned yesterday, it got quite warm here at CatSynth HQ. And while the heat energizes me, it was probably a bit too much for Luna:

It's interesting how Luna likes to keep a paw near the metal cables when she rests in her favorite spot.
Opening some windows and running our ceiling fans cooled things down nicely, and the ketzela was soon up and about.
This morning is a bit breezier, and it's supposed to much cooler – but the air has that “summer” feel and aroma to it. Of course, the “real” summer around here is fog cover, so we should enjoy the sunshine and heat while we can.
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Let's crack open all the windows!
The queen surveys her domain:

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Luna supervises from her favorite chair as I gather up equipment, including the Evolver, for a jam session this past weekend.
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Submitted by martin from KICKING AT THE TRUNK:
A great photo, with a black cat, lava lamp and one of the E-MU command stations (XL-7, I think).
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Well, this is the day when we paste green hats onto photos of our cats:

Luna's emerald eyes are of course real.
Of course, we'll say hi to our fellow House Panthers, we'll visit the Black Cat Pub.
A few weeks ago, Luna had a feline upper-respiratory infection. Lots of sneezing and distress, but also a lot of time sleeping on comfy blankets:

This weekend I seemed to have a particularly nasty bug, which means being in a lot of physical distress (with fevers, aches and a runny nose), but also some time to just curl up with a blanket and rest.
It's amazing to see how similarly we deal with illness. It's a reminder that we share a lot of basic traits, despite our obvious anatomical and behavioral differences. On that note, there is a book Your Inner Fish that I am quite curious to read – and of course this would have been a good to read it, being as I have very little energy for anything else. It describes the many mundane and bizarre traits we share with other animals. For example, we have traces of fish anatomy and physiology like gills. Reading about things like this, and observing our own animal companions, it is hard too see how we don't share a common heritage, as some “anti-evolutionists” suggest.
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A CatSynth pic for “midnight Monday”:

Submitted by Eric Justin.
Anyone know what the cat is sitting on?