My Victorian Cat Society Page

As a member of CLAW, an organization just for cats, I happily discovered the Victorian Cats Society, one of the CLAW guilds to which members may belong. I learned to love the Victorian era by watching my Mom work on her Victorian backgrounds and calling cards. In the Society, we learn all about the Victorian times, from imagining what it would be like to be Queen Victoria's cat to studying about fashions, artists, architecture, etc., of that era.
On this page are displayed some awards and badges that I have earned from my participation in the Victorian Cats Society. But, what I can't display and what is most important to me, is the knowledge I am accumulating about all things Victorian.

I am so honored to receive the Honor Kitty Award for May.

See my
Victorian Calling Cards for Cats
Proper lady cats and gentlemen cats always leave fancy calling cards when they visit.
These are designed to leave in guestbooks.

Click on any of the badges or awards to visit that section of the Society.

My first award!
It's easy to be active when you love what you do. Victorian Cat Society has all kinds of neat things to do and learn.

I am already at Level 8 on May 5!

I attained Level 6 April, 2000.

I reached Level 7 May 5, 2000

I reached level 9 May 15.

We got a chance to mew about our favorite lighthouses. We took my human brother and sister-in-law to see Pemaquid Point lighthouse and we all love it.
We studied the Brontë Sisters and I mewed about their house, which was a parsonage, because their father was a minister.

We were asked to mew about our favorite Victorian artist. Mine is Claude Monet, but I like to call him Meownet because I am a jokester. I also mewed about Charles Wysocki, who isn't a Victorian artist, but he does such great cat art that he should be included.
We also mewed about the Victorian author, Charles Dickens. He has many wonderful works, but I like "A Christmas Carol" best of all. It teaches us to enjoy life and be good to our fellow man and not to hoarde away our affections and emotions. And it's exciting with all those spirits, too. It kept me on the edge of my kitty condo.

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I love all forms of Victorian architecture, with its turrets and gables. My Mom and Dad took my human sister to Canada and stayed way at the top of Chateau Frontenac. You can see a picture of it by clicking on the badge.
We were asked to imagine being Queen Victoria's cat. What fun that would be...having a huge castle to run and play in. I would have my own suite, filled with silk and satin pillows and a huge feather bed with velvet coverings. I would have milk fresh from the royal cows and spit-roasted pheasant, probably shot by Prince Albert himself while out with the royal huntsmen.

For our Earth Day celebration, I submitted the URL to my Mom's Earth Day background sets. She wanted everyone to be able to show their website support of Earth Day, 2000 by using pretty backgrounds.
We mewed about our Moms. I told what little I know about my furmom, but since I have been with my human mom for 14 years, I mostly mewed about her.

I suggested Victorian traditions as an activity for the Society and mewed about that subject.
I also suggested learning about Victorian Etiquette. It is very interesting to know about some of the rules they had for their behavior.

I discussed Victorian swimsuits, called Bathing Costumes.
With Father's Day approaching, I mewed about my very special human Dad.
He is certainly my hero.

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My first award! It's easy to be active when you love what you do. Victorian Cat Society has all kinds of neat things to do and learn. I am already at Level 8 on May 5!	I attained Level 6 April, 2000. I reached Level 7 May 5, 2000 I reached level 9 May 15.
We got a chance to mew about our favorite lighthouses. We took my human brother and sister-in-law to see Pemaquid Point lighthouse and we all love it.	We studied the Brontë Sisters and I mewed about their house, which was a parsonage, because their father was a minister.
We were asked to mew about our favorite Victorian artist. Mine is Claude Monet, but I like to call him Meownet because I am a jokester. I also mewed about Charles Wysocki, who isn't a Victorian artist, but he does such great cat art that he should be included.	We also mewed about the Victorian author, Charles Dickens. He has many wonderful works, but I like "A Christmas Carol" best of all. It teaches us to enjoy life and be good to our fellow man and not to hoarde away our affections and emotions. And it's exciting with all those spirits, too. It kept me on the edge of my kitty condo.
< I love all forms of Victorian architecture, with its turrets and gables. My Mom and Dad took my human sister to Canada and stayed way at the top of Chateau Frontenac. You can see a picture of it by clicking on the badge.	We were asked to imagine being Queen Victoria's cat. What fun that would be...having a huge castle to run and play in. I would have my own suite, filled with silk and satin pillows and a huge feather bed with velvet coverings. I would have milk fresh from the royal cows and spit-roasted pheasant, probably shot by Prince Albert himself while out with the royal huntsmen.
For our Earth Day celebration, I submitted the URL to my Mom's Earth Day background sets. She wanted everyone to be able to show their website support of Earth Day, 2000 by using pretty backgrounds.	We mewed about our Moms. I told what little I know about my furmom, but since I have been with my human mom for 14 years, I mostly mewed about her.
I suggested Victorian traditions as an activity for the Society and mewed about that subject.	I also suggested learning about Victorian Etiquette. It is very interesting to know about some of the rules they had for their behavior.
I discussed Victorian swimsuits, called Bathing Costumes.	With Father's Day approaching, I mewed about my very special human Dad. He is certainly my hero.