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1. Wow! Kittaya is the most beautiful Maharaja 🙂
   Great to see you after a long time Kittaya.

   Comment by మాధవి — November 24, 2007 @ 4:49 pm

2. Wow today early in the morning i found five lil kitties in our washing machine room,they are very small size that of a large potato.And i received this kitty blog is coincidental.

   Hello Sreedevi,
   How wonderful! Did you see a mother cat with little kitties? Are you going to keep them?
   If you need information about how to take care of little kittens, there are some good cat forums, on Google search.
   All the best.
   – Indira

   Comment by sree devi — November 24, 2007 @ 5:11 pm

3. What an apt decrpition 🙂 Such a sweetie-pie he is! =^.^=

   Comment by musical — November 24, 2007 @ 6:13 pm

4. Kittijee is beautiful.

   Comment by Vegeyum @ A Life (Time) of Cookin — November 24, 2007 @ 6:37 pm

5. Hi India,
   Nenu last week meeru chesina pie post(old one) choosthunnappudu enduko kittayya gurthuvachadu.
   Sare eesari comment lo adugudamani anukoni vundipoyanu.
   Nice to see kittayya chala rojulatravatha.
   India lo mummy valla daggara “sunny” (kukka pilla) vunnadi.So,vadu baga alavatu naku.Tablets veyadam kani(gelusil syrup)etc nene care teesukonedanni.Ikkadadkochaka webcam lo choosuntanu 3 to 4 times .Pets vunte intlo chinnapillalu vunnatlu vuntundi kada avi koooda mana lo okariga vuntayi kooda.
   Happy tosee lil kitty maharaja!!
   vineela

   Comment by vineela — November 24, 2007 @ 7:32 pm

6. Kitti Maharaja is always worth the wait… and he looks as if he knows that, too 😉

   Thanks for sharing that lovely little kittaya with us 🙂

   Comment by Linda — November 24, 2007 @ 7:44 pm

7. Well sitting like that , he indeed looks like a Maharaja 🙂

   Comment by Happy Cook — November 25, 2007 @ 5:45 am

8. He’s so cute, I wouldn’t mind bending and kissing his feet.

   Comment by terri — November 25, 2007 @ 9:23 am

9. Indira,

   Kittappa looks grand! I swear I see a smile on his face- unless it is the result of some handy Photoshop manipulation you employed to get the effect- but I think he is smiling benignly at all of us -his faithful subjects!

   BTW I was wondering if you’ve heard the name “CHEELA” for cats having grown up in Rayalaseema – while growing up that was the name my mom (who grew up in Dharmavaram/Anantapuram) christened EVERY cat we owned. Thanks for these!

   Sincerely
   Usha

   Hello Usha,
   I know a Cheela 🙂 I think it’s a common name/callname for kittens in our area.
   – Indira

   Comment by Usha — November 25, 2007 @ 10:12 am

10. !hail adorable kitty!

    Comment by pratibha — November 26, 2007 @ 1:03 pm

11. Nice to see Kittayya’s pic again. He looks so royal. He is KittiMaharaja indeed:-)

    Comment by Madhuri.A — November 26, 2007 @ 3:27 pm

12. he looks royal!! read abt him in vijay’s blog…its so nice of u. u definitely set a gr8 example

    Comment by swaroopa — November 27, 2007 @ 8:26 am

13. Hi.. Indira..
    Ur kittayya is very cute… nice snaps..!!
    I remembered my cat in my home town.. its name is ‘Gunndu’..!!

    Comment by Archana — November 28, 2007 @ 5:14 pm

14. Love to ur Kittaya!

    ~ Siri

    Comment by Siri — December 1, 2007 @ 1:53 pm

15. What a handsome Kitty. May I know what breed your kitty is? I was thinking of adopting a kitty myself but am a bit nervous especially about where I am going to leave the kitty if I plan to go on vacation to India for a couple of weeks. My friends are not an option since all of them have a weird fear of cats. How do you manage when you go to India?

    Comment by Indira A. — December 4, 2007 @ 10:10 am

16. Hi Indira,
    Your Kittaya looks royal indeed.but while I was looking at some of his photos from the past,I noticed he had short hair in a few pictures but long in most of them.
    I am curious to know is it because of his shedding?
    Your blog is great.I tried making tomato pachadi and it turned out better than the one from the store.

    ~Anu

    Comment by anu — December 7, 2007 @ 7:42 am

17. hi.lovely kitty. i have 6 of an exotic african species–not very well known but exotic all the same.how do you manage when you travel out of town? i have’nt had a holiday with my family since last year as my house- help left and i dare’nt leave my cats with the guard ( they will probably be eaten by the time i get back–yes –they eat all kinds of living things in africa—so no stray animals/pets seen anywhere so— our pets are guarded zealously). we have a clinic to board pets but they are very very expensive.

    Comment by sonali — January 3, 2008 @ 3:33 am

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