KC Wednesday -- At year's end he maintains an indoor presence. Who can blame him?
KC's uncle, our grandson, visited at Christmas. Shadow vied for attention.
Shadow looks on, in envy?
"OooPurrrThat'sTheSpot. Don't stop." They had a wonderful visit.
KC likes to hang out in our dining room, though he has his own,
with which he kindly shares our laundry room.
He self-regulates, keeping his form in trim.
KC sees himself, as his-self.
Relaxing at home with his Shadow (and her green dragon).
Cat tree hideaway.
Sunlit, relaxed.
And finally, CurledUpCuddledUpKittyCat (1of 2).
CurledUpCuddledUpKittyCat (2 of 2).
Thanks for visiting the world of KC (named so because
we couldn't think of anything besides KittyCat).
These images and more are in KC's photo album at — https://www.flickr.com/people/203800922@N03/
Please click on Albums. KC's is on top next to Shadow's.
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I also have a gray tabby cat, his name is Nicky. I lost my beautiful long haired black cat who I had found as a kitten two years ago, but I have a friend whose daughter rescues cats and she offered Nicky to me. I'd already made a fuss over him because he reminded me of the first cat I loved, also a gray tabby named Skippy. He was with my grandmother because my uncle, who had raised him from a kitten, was away at school and I loved him so much, but I was really little at the time and Skippy didn't much like me. Fortunately, Nicky is as friendly as they come and also very sweet, much like your KC. 
