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Democracies and the populist challenge.
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|The constitutive ambiguity of populism / Yves Mény and Yves Surel --
Taking politics to the people : populism as the idealogy of democracy / Margarent Canovan --
Populism, the democratic question, and contemporary governance / Yannis Papadopoulos --
Populism and the pathology of representative politics / Paul Taggart --
Populist democracy vs. party democracy / Peter Mair --
The United States : populism as political strategy / Alan Ware --
Populism Italian style / Marco Tarchi --
Populism in the French party system / Yves Surel --
Evil or the 'engine of democracy'? Populism and party competition in Austria / Wolfgang C. Muller --
Popular dissatisfaction with democracy : populism and party systems / Herbert Kitschelt --
Conditions favoring the success and failure of radical right-wing populist parties in contemporary democracies / Hans-Georg Betz --
In the name of the peasantry, the proletariat, and the people : populisms in Eastern Europe / Cas Mudde.
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Populism has become a favourite catchword for mass media and politicians faced with the challenge of protest parties or movements. It has often been equated with radical right leaders or parties. This volume offers a different perspective and underlines that populism is an ambiguous but constitutive component of democratic systems torn between their ideology (government of the people, by the people, for the people) and their actual functioning, characterised by the role of the elites and the limits put on the popular will by liberal constitutionalism.
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Who's got recommendations on receivers (not the football kind)?
i currently have a yamaha htr-5860 that's a few years old now. unfortunately, it has no (zero, zip, zilch) hdmi inputs. and, i've grown tired of routing the video and audio separately and then having to adjust the delay to get them to sync up.
so, who has the skinny on a new receiver? my price range is $400-600. it doesn't need to be super powerful or anything. my current receiver is powerful enough to drive my speakers quite nicely (http://bit.ly/oyRyRb)
i've been looking at the aventage line (rx-a1000), but can't tell if it's actually worth the extra cash. for example, the rx-v867 can be had for about $479. the rx-a1000 is a little under $600. aside from the extra hdmi inputs, what would i gain with the rx-a1000?
Obviously, i'm partial to yamaha since it's treated me so well. but, i'm open to other suggestions.
oh, and feel free to link to a good deal on the receiver you're recommending as well.
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come on folks. are there no audiophiles in the deals.woot community?
Good deal for $399. http://deals.woot.com/deals/details/20ce4a69-dc46-4788-b5ae-cfed14d0fe9d/yamaha-rx-v867-7-2-channel-digital-network-home-theater-receiver#0
@missellienc: that's one of the receivers i was considering. do you have it? if so, what do you think? what made you choose it over others?
also, the coupon code is dead for that deal.
Promo code is still good. You have to sign in to apply it. I have the RX-V765 (No 3D) and it has been great so far. I only have one cable (HDMI) running to my TV, the clutter is now gone!
@missellienc: that's odd. i was signed in and tried to apply the code. it yelled at me about not stacking coupons. i didn't put in any other codes though. guess i'll just try later.
Ok, you are asking for an audiophile. It's discounted at Audio Advisor, $100 off and barely gets into your price range. $499. I am glad that you are not looking purely for "power", since that number hardly means anything in the serious audiophile world. This Marantz is a solid performer with clean and detailed sound, plus a calibration with mic feature (which is very useful). This is no high-end audio, of course, you'd have to spend thousands more for that, but for the price, this is fantastic. It's also built like a tank, which is rare for this price range.
Brand also does not mean too much, since each component is designed differently to different specs. Unless you are talking about vacuum tube-based components, not many brand has "signature sound" these days. Hope this helps.
(I used to write for a major UK hifi magazine).
@lll0228: thanks for the info! i'll definitely check out that receiver.
how would this receiver compare against the rx-a1000? i'm a familiar with marantz's good reputation, but i don't have any experience with their products.
also, i've read some reviews where people say a certain receiver is better for watching movies and another is better for music. would you say anything like that for this marantz?
nice. Thanks for the info!
I bought a Pioneer 1019 last year to replace a lightning bolted Onkyo HTIB receiver. The increase in performance is significant. I got it for under $400. The newer 1020 and 1021 have newer features. Maybe even airplay?
I run all my devices through my receiver via HDMI then run an HDMI to my tv for video. It works pretty well except sometimes watching TV every hour or so the video goes blank for a second or two. I blame the Cox Box since it only happens watching cable, not movies or PS3 or Xbox.
Or you could look into NAD amplifiers. They are supposed to be very high quality audiophile equipment without spending 4 figures (but you can). They aren't as fancy looking as store brands but they do have removable modules so you can upgrade inputs without having to buy a new receiver (I think anyway).
Happy shopping, buying major electronics is fun.
I have a Denon AVR-4310CI that I purchased a few years ago now and have had only two complaints about it (needs to be wired for firmware updates instead of wireless and PS3 sometimes has problems syncing with it but can easily be fixed). For your price range the Denon AVR-2112CI (http://bit.ly/oPLcbE) fits into it. Best price I could find is $524.99 at DigitalCraze (http://bit.ly/nOOlLH).
@wootbretz: yeah, it's always fun. except i tend to over-research things to the point of dragging out a decision for months. when i was looking to buy a plasma a few years ago, my wife actually bothered me to just buy a tv.
but, on the other hand, i've never had buyer's remorse about any electronic component i've purchased. so, i guess OCD level research has helped.
@carl669: Unless you can hear them side-by-side, no one could say such thing with words. A large part of it (to the general consumer) is subjective.
High-Fidelity means "hi accuracy". It has nothing to do with "pleasant" or not. If the source material is crappy, it should faithfully produce it as crappy. Movies aren't generally the best recorded source out there. So my guess is that those people who thought certain receivers are "better" at movies may have a warmer (faster roll-off, low odd harmonic distortion at high frequencies) tonality to them; but when you use it with music it sounds "lackluster". It's a guess.
Audiophiles look for fidelity, not pleasant-ness. So whether a machine can be "good for music but poor for movies" is just badly defined. I use tube amps, and they are low-powered, but highly accurate equipment (5-figure), and I both listen to music (from good source materials) and watch movies from it.
@carl669: Btw, if you can't figure out between two pieces of equipment, buy both, and do an A-B comparison. I suggested Audio Advisor because they also have a good return policy; they serve a higher-end clientele and understand that audio is a very personal and subjective product.
Hope this helps!
@lll0228: awesome. thanks for all the help!
@carl669: That Yamaha is probably one of hte better ones you can find in that Price Range. If you can pull off the Denon AVR 2112 for under $500 it may be one of the better ones. http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/hot-deals/1103307/
If you have devices that don't use HDMI The Yamaha AVR 867, Denon 2112 and even this Pioneer VSX-31 (which I just bought from walmart for $299 http://www.walmart.com/ip/Pioneer-Elite-VSX-31-7.1-Channel-A-V-Receiver-with-110-Watts-Black/16874074) will all up convert. I know the Denon 2112 will overlay volume on your tv, I know the Yamaha 871 does but don't know if the older 867 does.
@donatom3: thanks for the input! all my devices do use HDMI so no need to upconvert. but, i'll check out and compare the receivers you mentioned.
One more, and the price was lowered today:
I used to work for Onkyo, and have a soft spot for them. The reason is simple, their design focuses on a clean and natural sound, and the signature can be heard (unlike the "big brands" like Sony etc, which does not focus on sound signature). Use a coupon code to drop it to below $500.


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I was the firstborn child of my family; my two sisters were born later. As the firstborn I was taught to do the right thing. Firstborn children often grow up a little faster than other children do. I think that happened to me. I was the child who wanted to succeed at whatever I attempted, as well as to please people and to be loved.
Working hard was the norm of my earliest memories. When I was old enough to play Little League baseball, my dad signed me up and even volunteered to be an assistant coach. He worked with me to help me learn the game. I can remember my first summer in Little League. I went to every practice, but I never played in a game that first summer. Only the best players were allowed to play. I had contracted polio when I was one year old. One of my legs is smaller than the other, but I never felt at a disadvantage to the other players. Even though I did not play, I worked very hard; and in my last year of Little League baseball, I had the highest batting average in the league. Hard work had paid off, though I was surprised that I had done so well. A good work ethic would later be a contributing factor in the way I would answer God's call into the ministry.
I first felt the call to ministry when I was in the seventh grade. I was walking on a dirt road in Texas on my way to nowhere on a hot summer day. I was just a few blocks from my home. I was thinking about life, and it just seemed that Jesus wanted me to be a minister. Shortly after that experience my parents told me my dad had been transferred to Florida. After moving to Miami, Florida, I became active in a local church. The church was evangelical, and its message about Jesus confirmed the call I felt from Jesus on that dusty road in South Houston, Texas. I was going to be a minister.
Of all my family, my grandmother Bessie Hanna was the one who offered me the most encouragement. In fact, until her death in 1982 she would call me regularly to talk about the things of God. It was not uncommon for her to phone me at five o'clock on a Sunday morning before I was to preach. She would ask me a question like: "Dickie, do you know how many times love is mentioned in 1 John?" I would answer, "No, Granny, I have no idea how many times love is mentioned in First John." She would then tell me the answer, "Thirty-three times," and close by saying, "Don't forget today that love is the most important force in the world! Good-bye!" and hang up. Denominations never seemed to matter to her. Just because I was in one denomination and she was in another never became a point of conversation. Jesus was all that mattered. She was delighted to hear of my call to ministry.
After high school, I worked summers at our denominational youth camp. It was at the youth camp that I met Eileen, the most special person in my life. Five years later she would become my wife. Her dad, Warren Willis, was a minister and the director of the summer camping programs in our state. He would become my mentor in a very special way.
I graduated from a Christian college and enrolled immediately in seminary. My seminary days were filled with study, getting married, and working as a youth pastor in a church near the seminary. All of these events confirmed my sense of God's calling me into ministry.
At some point during my seminary years, I experienced a shift in focus. The word career quietly replaced calling in my life. My denomination never taught that my life was about becoming a success in a career, but firstborn child that I was, I quickly learned what it would take to be a success. It was all about career. I was not just a follower of Jesus; now I was also someone who had to make his way in the world. I would be in charge of my career; God would be a very distant second in my life. God had given me all the things I needed to work out life my own way. Secretly, I wanted to be well thought of by people, especially my peers. I would simply follow the external rules of my denomination to make my way to the top of the career ladder.
I understood that to be successful in a ministry career, I must do the things my denomination told me to do and do them as well as I could. I expected, initially, to be assigned to a little church with a handful of sheep. If I did well with them, then I would be assigned to another church that would be larger, pay more in salary, and have more sheep. I understood I would keep doing that until one day my denomination would recognize me for being successful and give me an assignment that did not have any sheep. I know this sounds strange, but that is the way I understood my denominational system to work.
I did all the things my denomination told me to do. As promised, my denomination kept rewarding me with larger churches and more sheep. I was on the "success track" in my career. I had been chosen by my peers to chair a judicatory board that reviews and recommends candidates for ordained ministry. Almost everyone who knew me would have said that I was definitely a success in my denomination. However, all of that would change when I was assigned to Christ Church in 1986.
Christ Church was a large-membership church that had suffered through a very painful time. I was the third senior pastor in four years. I believe the person who headed the music department was largely responsible for holding the church together during this time of rapid rotation of senior ministers. The church focused with some pride on its classical music program. Just about a year before I was assigned, the music director became ill with a terrible disease. Eventually, he was released from service at Christ Church. His departure in January of 1986 divided the congregation. I arrived at Christ Church five months later.
The church was in a difficult place financially and was being held together by the remaining wonderful staff and a core of very dedicated laity. I began doing all the things my denomination had taught me to do in order to be successful in my career. The harder I worked, the better things seemed to go at the church. Being a firstborn child who wants to do the right thing, I gave Christ Church my all. I even gave the church time I should have been spending with my family. But then, I wanted to be a success in my career, and any sacrifice would be worth it. Or would it?
By 1991 I had become weary of doing good. I still wanted to please people, and deep down I wanted to be loved. When I had a lot of energy, the church seemed to do well. But as my energy ran low, the church seemed not to do as well. This was a time when I felt that everything depended on me. My energy level had to remain high just to keep the church from slipping backward. I went to so many meetings that really did not seem to matter. I felt the strength within me ebbing away. I did all the right things. I preached each week and was faithful to the biblical text. I made hospital visits weekly, kept regular office hours, visited, supported other groups in the church, counseled troubled individuals, had numerous breakfast and lunch appointments, prayed whenever asked, and spent very little time with my family. This was what I understood to be the path to success.
I went to hundreds of meetings at Christ Church in those first five years. As I look back now, most of those meetings really did not do anything for the Kingdom. All they did was to take up a huge amount of my time. My involvement in all those committee meetings really did little more than keep the organization alive. In fact, I had led our people in such a way that we had substituted meetings for ministry. By focusing on my career and wanting to please people, I had left behind the things of God and the power of the Holy Spirit.
I was very tired and weary. I was tired because of the emotional strain I had been under for such a long time trying to get this church to do better. I was weary because without the power of the Holy Spirit, the work I was doing was all on my own. I began to think that if I could be the pastor of another church, then my life would not be so wearisome. Perhaps my denomination would send me to another (better) church. Or since I was too young to retire, maybe I would be able to keep my career path on line and not have to serve a local church. I began to know why some middle-aged males begin to hope to be called to do something on the denominational level. You can get so weary that you will do anything, as long as it is different. The weariness from trying to do good, be loved, and to have a successful career was really a spiritual issue. My weariness came from having left behind a daily walk with God, substituting in its place taking control and wanting to be successful in the eyes of others.
In 1990 a good friend of mine told me he had really enjoyed his time spent attending a World Methodist Evangelism event. I thought that an event far from home might provide the relief I needed from my weariness. I sent for a brochure that said the World Methodist Evangelism Conference was in Tahiti. I thought to myself, "What a wonderful place to do evangelism—Tahiti!" I applied and a few weeks later received word that I was one of about ten North Americans accepted to the 1991 event. The only problem was that I had misread the brochure when I applied. The 1991 event was in South Africa! Tahiti was to be the following year.
I felt a sinking sense of disappointment about going to a country that was going through such difficult times. Apartheid was still in effect, and there was much violence and poverty. Yet, I had a compelling feeling that I was supposed to go to South Africa.
The cost of the trip became a problem. Once in South Africa, I needed to pay only $200 for the ten days of the conference. But the airfare was $2,050! I did not have enough continuing education funds to pay for the airfare, and the church was in no position to grant it to me.
I decided to speak to a wealthy, evangelical layman about my trip. I thought he would say, "Dick, that's great! Let me pay for the airfare!" But when I presented him with the opportunity, he said, "Dick I don't think you should go. I think you need to stay here and help us raise the money for our new Life Enrichment Center." I did not know what to do. I felt I was supposed to go, but there were no funds for the airfare. I did not pray about this, because at this time in my life I only prayed in public settings and when asked. I did not have a daily walk with God. I was still trying to be in control.
The trip was one month away, and I still did not have the funds for the airfare. A stranger came to our early service one Sunday. As he went out the door, he said, "I was praying this morning, and I am supposed to give this to you." It was an envelope. I slipped the envelope into my hymnal. After the services that day I opened the envelope. It was a check made out to me for $2,000! I knew I was supposed to use it for my airfare to South Africa.
I left for South Africa in May of 1991. The day I arrived there had been bombings in Johannesburg where the World Methodist Evangelism Conference was to be held. I can remember telling the man who picked me up from the airport that I was uneasy being there. Scared is a better word. He said to me, "Dick, you don't have to be afraid anymore because now you are surrounded by the loving arms of the church." And he was right. I was never afraid from that point on.
There were two hundred people at the event. They came from all over central and southern Africa. Most were very poor and enduring great hardships. I was immediately struck by their obvious joy. I began to wonder how these people, living under such difficult and violent conditions could have such joy? It was a stark contrast to my own situation. I live in one of the most affluent areas of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. I have a wonderful family and a beautiful home. I am serving one of the most prominent churches in my denomination. I had every mark of success. Why was it these people in Africa had this joy and I did not? I knew I wanted that joy in my own life.
Halfway through the conference I was told that there would be a "hymn sing" on Saturday evening. I am not much on singing, and after about twenty minutes I am usually ready to move on to another activity. On that Saturday evening, I deliberately took a seat on the back row. I thought I would be there for about twenty minutes and then slip out to go back to my room and do some reading. The hymn sing began at seven o'clock. The people began singing; and when I looked at my watch, I discovered it was after ten o'clock. I had been there for three hours! I simply could not believe these people had such a joy and song in their souls. I wanted to know that kind of joy.
I spent time with a number of these people who were very poor. After a while I began to discover that joy was a product of walking with God no matter what your external circumstances. That led me to understand the first principle God was trying to teach me.
Principle 1
Joy comes from walking with God and is not dependent on external circumstances.
I cannot point to a specific moment during my trip to South Africa when I experienced rebirth, but rebirth is what happened. I just know I experienced a joy that, since my time in South Africa, has never dissipated. It would be another eight or nine months before I could begin to make sense of what had happened to me there. At the time I knew only that my heart felt different.
My first Sunday back in Fort Lauderdale, I asked the congregation for forgiveness for my lack of spiritual leadership. The strange thing was that no one made any comment to me about that remark. I had hoped that someone would ask me a question about my lack of spiritual leadership. Even though no one questioned me, I think people knew that something important had happened to me in South Africa, but they were not exactly sure what.
My experience in South Africa left me with an openness to begin the journey of choosing to be part of what God wanted to bless rather than my trying to get God to bless what I was doing. Most of my ministry I had been trying to persuade God to bless my good ideas. In a way I was trying to be God. Now I was beginning to see that what God wanted was for me to simply join God in what God was choosing to bless. My new prayer of asking God to help me be part of what God was choosing to bless was important in helping me understand that I am not God and that I am not in control. This has become fundamental in helping me to move from trying to be in control of everything to learning to trust God.
I began to realize what Jesus was talking about in John 3:3: "Jesus said, 'You're absolutely right. Take it from me: Unless a person is born from above, it's not possible to see what I'm pointing to—to God's kingdom'" (The Message).
Since I was now sure that joy was found in learning to be obedient to God, I wanted to learn to trust God with all of my life. So I began to pray each day for God to help me and Christ Church be part of what God wanted to bless.
Principle 2
God blesses obedience.
I am convinced that God blesses obedience. The more I align my life with God's will and learn to give up trying to control and direct so much of life, the better I seem to get along in all areas of my life.
I learned the futility of trying to be in control from my children and from my English bird dog, Alice. I did my best to control our four children. As each child reached adolescence, I gave up trying to tightly control their lives. I retreated to our dog, Alice. If I could not control anyone else, I could control Alice. If I told her to "sit," she would sit. If I told her to "go to her bed," she went to her bed. People were always impressed that I had such control over Alice. Then one day I discovered that Alice obeyed me as long as I had eye contact with her. But when I turned and entered into conversation with another person, Alice would simply do what she had wanted to do all along. She was obedient until I turned my head. I really did not control her at all! Alice taught me that I do not control anyone really—a hard lesson for someone who so wanted to be in control of other people and things as I did.
As I came to realize that I am not really in control of anything—even my dog—it became clear to me that my journey was leading me to choose to give all that controlling stuff to God. I was at the very beginning of choosing to begin to be obedient to God. All of my carefully laid plans must now be put aside, and I would have to begin to trust God with all of my life. This was not an easy choice for a person so used to trying to be in control of life, family, and church. Yet I knew that God would bless me as I began to choose to surrender my life for a brand new life that I had begun to experience in South Africa.
Excerpted from Waking to God's Dream by Dick Wills. Copyright © 1999 Abingdon Press. Excerpted by permission of Abingdon Press.
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Simple Breakfast Casserole
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 2 hrs
I do not remember where I got this recipe but it did not call for the green onion, and I thought it was too bland so I added that. I have cooked this recipe on TV, a station that covers Southeast, KY and Southwest, VA. I was scared to death but it was fun. All except I had to get up at 3 AM to be at the studio at 7 AM.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 6 eggs
- 1 cup milk
- 6 ounces cheddar cheese, grated
- 1 lb sausage or 1 lb bacon, cooked and crumbled
- 1⁄2 cup green onion, chopped, with tops
- 4 frozen hash brown patties
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dry mustard
- Spray with cooking spray and then line an 8x8 baking dish with frozen hash browns.
- Sprinkle hash browns with crumbled sausage or bacon and green onions.
- Mix together eggs, milk, salt, pepper, and dry mustard.
- Pour over meat and hash browns.
- Top with grated cheddar cheese.
- Let set in refrigerator for about 1 hour.
- Cook at 350 degrees for 45 minutes to 1 hour.
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Very easy to prepare! I put the casserole together last night and popped it in the fridge overnight. I did leave out the sausage as my children prefer to have it separately. While the casserole baked, I fried the sausage and made biscuits. Breakfast was a breeze! The flavor was very good and I like your addition of the green onions. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
This was a delicious recipe for breakfast! I used bacon AND sausage, and DH, myself and my 5 year old daughter DEOURED it for breakfast this morning. A well written and easy to follow recipe, thanks for posting Jac!
Served this on Mother's Day. It was a hit. The only things I did different was that I browned my hashbrowns first.I didn't have the patties, and I used bacon and ham and put crescent rolls on the bottom for a crust. I will be making this again soon. Thanks for the tasty recipe.


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12 January, 2011 at 6:23 pm #4286612 January, 2011 at 6:41 pm #633141
Brrr…Winter has its icy grip on many of us, thanks for the accurate update Dee!12 January, 2011 at 7:16 pm #633142
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They didn't mention how cold it is here, though! It was 30 at my house this morning, and supposed to be about 25 Thursday morning. Brrrr – we thin-blooded folks can't stand too much of this!12 January, 2011 at 7:27 pm #633143
Yikes Ouize; it was 25 here in NYC this a.m. Bundle up.12 January, 2011 at 11:05 pm #633144
I want snow!!!!! 🙁12 January, 2011 at 11:11 pm #633145
I want snow, too! When we woke up this morning it was 22 degrees here in sunny West Texas.12 January, 2011 at 11:17 pm #633146
Brrr, WWM! If it has to get that cold, there ought to at least be snow!13 January, 2011 at 1:55 am #633147
GD, we will be there one week from this Sunday. I am thinking that I had better travel in my jeans so that I can wear some warmer clothes!13 January, 2011 at 5:23 pm #633148
We had a major storm yesterday and rain and freezing rain predicted the rest to the week. Its the freezing rain that makes everything treacherous It should be a little warmer during the day but that melts everything and then we have lots of ice. I had family stuck in the Atlanta airport for a couple of days early this week because of the weather13 January, 2011 at 5:24 pm #633149
Dee, who is the kitty on your avatar? Really handsome13 January, 2011 at 7:02 pm #633150
CTR, that is my big fat boy, Sammy. Here is the full pic of the avatar. And then click on "older" to see what he looked like two years ago when we first got him when he meowed at our door as a skinny, hungry, stray kitten!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/12371542@N03/5222070563/in/photostream/13 January, 2011 at 8:17 pm #633151
I love Sammy's Big mane. And he's not tubby…he's big boned!! Don't listen to her Sammy! 🙂13 January, 2011 at 8:19 pm #633152
He is gorgeous and so is Emily. My Mom has a big orangie who knows he is the Cats Meow (so to speak).13 January, 2011 at 8:43 pm #633153
Feral, "big bones" don't jiggle! He is FAT. Fat and dopey. He is the dopiest cat I have ever had and he makes me laugh every day.
CTR, Emily is a tiny terror. She hates the three boys. She is always chasing after Sammy because he invades "her space."13 January, 2011 at 8:49 pm #633154
Hey…he's not dopey either!! He found him the purrfect furever home,didn't he? That says something for his smarts. And he's just a good ole entertainer. That's my (& his) story & we're sticking to it! lol.13 January, 2011 at 8:57 pm #633155
Yeah, he did find a great forever home, Feral. When we first adopted him, the maintenance man in the complex said, "Oh, you're adopting Crazy Cat?" He said the cat was crazy and ran around the complex all day and followed him around and made him laugh. Well, a few months after we took Sammy in, the maintenance man came in to fix something and he saw Sammy. I said, "Look at how big Crazy Cat got. This is the stray that we took in a few months ago." And he looked at Sam and he said very seriously, "That's not the same cat." And I laughed and said, "Yep, this is now Sammy. He has put on a bunch of weight and is full of fur!" He said, "Sammy, you're not slim and trim anymore!" hahaha!
And Sammy adores Atticus. He follows him around like Atticus is his mommy. It is so cute. Atticus usually deals with him just fine but now and then he gets irritated over Sammy being his constant shadow (he even sits next to the litter box while Atticus uses it!) and he will pop him in the face. And poor, dopey Sammy will lie on his back and show Atticus his belly. Very sweet, eh?13 January, 2011 at 9:00 pm #633156
Well…how rude of Sammy to not give Atticus his 'Private Time'. I'd pop him too!! lol. The image of him rolling over in defeat w/belly up is cute. I know too well that look. lol.13 January, 2011 at 9:01 pm #633157
Yeah, but don't forget that Sammy has like three bellies, Feral…hahaha!13 January, 2011 at 9:04 pm #633158
That's alot of shaky fluff going on there! LOL!13 January, 2011 at 9:07 pm #633159
haha! He really is funny. I have to get some vids of him and post them. He coos constantly. He coos while he is playing and while he is being chased by one of the other cats, usually Emily (that bizzitch). And he especially coos when he is using the litter box. I refer to it as "whistling while he works." hahaha!13 January, 2011 at 9:30 pm #633160
LOL Dee! Awwww, Sammy is such a sweet guy ♥13 January, 2011 at 9:54 pm #633161
You can't blame Emily for wanting to keep the guys in line. Sammy sounds like a lot of fun. Does he like to cuddle?13 January, 2011 at 10:00 pm #633162
No, CTR. I wish he did. He does not like to be picked up, either. I am guessing it is because he was quasi-feral until he came to us at almost a year old. He will sit next to us and he likes to be brushed on his head and especially on his furry neck and he will loudly purr, but he does not like to be held. I guess it's okay that he does not want to be a lap cat because he probably would bust my knee caps…haha!13 January, 2011 at 11:48 pm #633163
My Sophie always liked to sit beside me, too. Now that she is elderly she likes to get on my lap she also likes to curl up on top of Smitty if he will allow it. Maybe its warmer for her that way.
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