I’d had another post in mind for today, but then something amazing happened . . . I met two of the most adorable kittens ever, Malcolm and Crumble. Say hi!
These two little balls of fluff stole my heart, and our new friendship warranted an immediate blog post!
Crumble is the ginger tigress on the right with stunning green eyes. Malcolm her naughty brother. 
Look at that cheeky grin!
Crumble loves to hug, kiss, and squish her brother. 
Both Malcolm and Crumble are Norwegian Forest cats. They may be cute little balls of fluff right now, but in a few months they will be tall, strong forest cats who love to climb and play.
But in the meantime, their cute pink button noses, tiny whiskers, and silky soft fur just make you want to scoop them up and hug them forever and ever.
Harriet and Dan are lucky enough to be the parents of this adorable duo.
They’ve said that Malcolm is quite the sassy cat, where as Crumble is much more lady-like and polite.
I don’t think this face looks mischievous at all!
In fact, both kittens were quite docile while we were there, and dozed like babies all afternoon. 
Even when we picked up little Crumble, she just kept right on sleeping!
She woke up momentarily when she noticed a spot on her brother’s head that required a bit of cleaning.
And then of course went right back to sleep!
Ah, the life of a cat!
I have very bad case of kitten envy. Malcolm and Crumble are gorgeous! Luckily, Harriet and Dan live right in the neighborhood, so hopefully there will be more kitten fun to come! x
Such beautiful cats! Never heard of this branch of cats but noted the tall pointing ears right away, as well as the facial bones. A bit different than domestics here.
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I think they’re native to Europe – they are a lovely breed!
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Totally adorable. :-)
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Cutest Cats in the world hands down!
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I say that every time I meet a new kitten, but this time I think it’s really true!!
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thank you! cute kitties in the morning, is the best way to start a day :)
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you’re welcome :) Smiles from kittens really are the best!
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So very sweet! Thank you for sharing. Adore kittens. And for the visit to my blog, thanks again.
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Such adorable kitties and amazing shots!
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Hi. Thanks for the visit and liking my blog.
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They are adorable!
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oh my god i love this blog. i just stumbled upon you and the pictures are stunning. :)
ps. thanks for the like on my post about childish gambino :) please follow my blog xx
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Thank you :)
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They are adorable. Such an interesting breed. Your photos are lovely. I love the whole feel of your blog. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you – I agree, the kittens quite unique looking! x
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sweet kittens
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Such beautiful kittens. I wish I could play with them!
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Beautiful cat photos.
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Cutest cats ever and very loving indeed!
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Thanks for sharing the pics of the kittens. We adopted a Norwegian Forest cat that seems like she’s the runt of the litter. Her name is Ariel. At full grown she appears to be about as big as the kittens in your pics. I understand this breed can get very large. Ariel is sweet as can be. She likes attention and when she wants it she’ll persistently butt you with her little head. -Bob
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Ohh cool! I’ve never met anyone else with a Norwegian Forest cat. You’re lucky that she stayed so small – I would love to have a kitten that stays a kitten forever! I have a sneaky feeling that Crumble and Malcolm will be taking over H&D’s house soon. . .
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Oh My God, they are adorable, so beautiful !!!
We love cats, everybody in our family has at least one .
Some neighbours have such cats, sister & brother as well, (Merlin & Maya ) !
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Beautiful! As an avid cat lover and owner of three moggies I loved these pictures!
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Such beautiful kittens! And photography – the colours and detail are exquisite! May I be so bold as to ask what kind of camera you use? I use a film camera at the moment, but it gets quite expensive with all the processing..
Thank you very much for your blog – I am going to Amsterdam this Christmas and already planning to follow some of your advice (definitely going to the Noodermarkt!) – so dankjewel :)
Very best,
Cathy x
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Thank you for the kitten compliments! I use a Canon EOS Rebel T3i, but in this particular instance I think the lighting pouring into the room is to credit for the beautiful quality. If you need any extra Amsterdam tips, let me know. And I hope you have a fantastic time!! :)
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Thank you so much for your speedy and full reply! Indeed the light, and the lightness of the house, surely helped make the photos – it’s so great when everything comes together! Thanks again and I’ll let you know (in January, lol!) how Amsterdam goes!
Have a great day and enjoy the weekend!! :) xx
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p.s. just saw your Shoreditch post (i’m a londoner), great shots!! I keep meaning to do a photo tour of hipster land – photogenic, much! :))
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