Today (10/29)) is "National Cat Day." We have two cats at our house, a black cat named Shane and the newest addition named Capricorn and Tara calls him "Cap" for short. He hid under the bed for two weeks so I call him "Scardy." So when I do see him, I say, "Hello Scardy Cat."

They have brought so much joy to everyone in the house especially Tara. I usually can find the cats behind her or on her bed. If we can't find the cats, Tara can get them to appear.

Tara is a cat whisperer. They seem to understand when she talks to them and that's not easy because cats have a mind of their own and don't seem to listen to anybody. I know they don't listen to me.

Yesterday, I was sitting on the porch and Scardy came and joined me and I could practically hear him say "I'm allowed to eat and sleep all day because I'm a cat, but what's your excuse?" I really need to get more sleep.

They both were adopted from the Broome County Humane Society. They love to sit on the window sill or piano bench and sun themselves. We think they are meow-nificent.

So how much do you love your cat? A new survey suggests that some may love them a LITTLE TOO MUCH!

Two-thirds of cat owners say they'd rather spend a quiet night alone with their cat than their significant other. My cats aren't quiet and they don't leave me alone.

Here are some activities that you can do with your cat today and if you would like to find out more about adopting cats (and dogs too) from the Broome County Humane Society, then go here.

Binghamton University is also celebrating one of their favorite cats... sort of. We love Baxter and we hope you do too.

We think our cats are paw-some and we hope yours are too. Happy National Cat Day.

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