Sorry in advance for the cuteness factor, but I couldn’t resist taking pictures of these two stray cats down on Division Ave & Kent Ave in Williamsburg. Everywhere they went, they walked side by side, practically pressed up against each other.
I wish I had a few more to show how unwilling to separate they were, but they didn’t seem to like being photographed, so I left them alone.
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It’s funny how you stumble on interesting bits in the unlikeliest of places. I was scouting Broadway in Brooklyn, which runs underneath the elevated JMZ train and is basically a series of greasy restaurants, dollar stores, and bodegas. If you look closely, partially covered up by the 99¢ store sign is this really great sculpture,…
Thousands of people go into Grand Central through the Lexington Ave entrance every day. I always wonder how many look up and see the rats also desperately trying to get in. I’m not quite sure I fully understand the symbolism, but, according to Forgotten NY, The Graybar building was once the nation’s focal point for…
I love stumbling on New York’s ghost signs – essentially, signs or advertisements for businesses long since deceased. I wrote about the great stationery store sign hanging on Broadway just north of Canal Street a year ago (I promise, that arrow doesn’t lead to greeting cards anymore): Anyway, I was driving by the intersection yesterday,…
I don’t believe in ghosts, but if there’s one book that has ever made me wonder, it’s Grave’s End by Brooklyn native Elaine Mercado. Seriously – this thing gave me chills.
Note: this has since been removed. I was driving along Vernon Blvd in Queens when I spotted something you don’t usually see under the 59th Street Bridge… A bicycle garden! Or, to be specific, a row of flowers made out of old bike parts: Very inventive stuff – check out this sunflower… The group responsible…
Last week, I was walking around the Financial District when I found myself staring at the little diner on Pearl Street in amazement. How in the hell had this thing managed to survive into present day New York when you consider the towering skyscrapers surrounding it? New York has its share of diners, but it’s…
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They really are very cute!! I wish they had a home with nice soft beds to sleep on. I love how they’re almost joined at the hip 🙂
hehe. thanks for the treat. nice observation 🙂
heheh everything is better in two:)
the cats are giving an evil stare in the last picture
I don’t know about their dislike for pictures.. they seem to be posing just for the camera in that last adorable shot! 🙂
Siamese Cats! Ha!
They seem to be girls, I zoomed in for a look *blush* possibly litter sisters. Famale cats living rough will tend to stay together and help out caring for each others kittens etc.
Lovely pictures, wouldn’t it be great if someone could home them both together. Although they may not take to the idea and maybe best left alone.
The perfect couple!
Calicos are almost always female and like Sueper said, they’re both females and most likely littermates. This is adorable! I wish I lived in New York so I could take them in!
Stumbled 🙂
Those cats remind me of otters.
I believe they share a liver, and no matter which way they’re facing, the one on the left is named Oscar.
That last photo….had me laughing, the wee white guy looked about ready to square up to you!
I love this pictures….overload of cute or not. I would say they are pretty good buddies and know the route pretty good, hey?
This is absolutely adorable, its so nice to see any two creatures bond 🙂
Photoshopped.
Cute!
You seem to have a great camera. The colors really stand out!
pretty kitties! so cutsies. I wanna cuddles them!
Sometimes we all need someone to lean on while going trough life. These adorable cats show that it isn’t just humans who feel this way.