Gracie's first day at home--she could fit in my hand
She was a regal cat who was always ready for a photo
Gracie had such beautiful blue eyes
I was always surprised when Gracie would hold a pose so I could snap a photo
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Gracie followed the sun around the house
A watercolor of Gracie and me painted by Susan Faye, an artist I came across on Etsy.
I still miss my sweet Gracie
The day after Gracie died I went to the SF SPCA and adopted two sisters I named Daisy and Coco.  After 20 years with Gracie I couldn't imagine life without feline companionship.
Daisy started exploring her new home right away
Coco needed a little more time
One of my favorite photos of them--they can be so sweet to one another (or not)
There's nothing like a good stretch
One of the rare photos where they almost look like twins
Coco is quite the climber
We are waiting for our treats
My Welcome Home girls--they hear the garage door open and run to the front door to greet me.
Coco and Daisy in Paris--painted by Carol Gillott, an American painter now living in Paris
Daisy instinctively knows how to strike a pose
Coco in one of her favorite spots--the living room mantle
Queen Daisy surveying her kingdom
Coco loves looking at the pretty ornaments.  Thankfully she doesn't try to swat them down.
Daisy enjoyed the Christmas ambiance under the tree.
Snuggling sisters
Kissing sisters
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Trying to be invisible at the vet’s office.
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