The boys are doing beautifully and I am 150% satisfied with them! They took a couple of days to warm up to me (as expected,) but now they follow me around from room to room and are pretty affectionate kitties. 

My boyfriend and I recently purchased a purebred lab puppy. Well, at first I was bit concerned that the puppy might hurt or frighten the kitties so I was "on guard." But much to my delight, the puppy LOVES the kittens and vice versa.  They play literally for hours on end and the Lynx baby in particular, has
formed a special relationship with Sheriff, (the puppy.) 

Sheriff carries him around gently in his mouth (by the scruff of the neck like the mama cat would have done.) The first time I saw him do it, I panicked and thought that the kitten was probably in pain or scared to death. But as soon as Sheriff sets him down, the Lynx runs at him immediately begging for more attention! It is
just too funny!

The ColorPoint (I still am cogitating on names, though I have
actually narrowed it down to under 10!) doesn't inspire the puppy to pick him up though, only the lynx, so it is somewhat of a mystery! The kittens sometimes curl up on the sofa with Sheriff and take naps, but at night, the kittens sleep in the bed with us........pouncing on our toes every time we move our feet!  

Bonnie is doing very well.  She has integrated herself completely into the family.  She now uses the litter box that big kitty uses, and has full run of the house.  She really enjoys playing doll house with Savannah.  Savannah has a large doll house and when she is setting up the toys in it, Bonnie will lay inside it and look through the front door.  I've taken several pictures of course!  I'm really surprised that Bonnie likes being around the little girl, most cats don't care much for children.  She's such a sweetheart.

She has shown no signs of stress or fear.  She is investigating everything and running to my feet when I walk into the room.  I left her alone in my bedroom for about a half hour, when I went in to check on her, I called her several times and I kept hearing this strange chirping sound.  I realized it had to be her, and I was afraid she was hurt.  She wasn't of course, she was laying by my sewing table calling back to me with a very high pitched chirping sound.

I always wondered if a Ragdoll could truly be "different" from other cats, I now know they are very different.  She exudes love and trust, it's hard to explain to someone who has never had the privilege of loving one.  I honestly tell you she is everything and more than I ever expected.  I love her to pieces already!!

I cannot begin to tell you how HAPPY I am with this sweet little girl!!!  She is such a doll!!  I am trying to figure out how I lived without her, after only one day!  

We played a lot yesterday, she is so curious about all the things in her room!  She loves to sit on the kitty tree and look out the front window.  I have a lot of birds around and she thinks they are neat!  

He is the absolute sweetest little lover, particularly in the mornings.  His latest is EXACTLY at 6:15 (five minutes before my alarm rattles), he runs as fast as he can from the foot of the bed and head butts my forehead with his,  at which time he collapses like a Ragdoll, purring so loud.  It's another one of those things you just have to crack up at (even though you probably shouldn't laugh and encourage).  

Here's a picture of Hannah and Kalapana.  They've bonded and are great together.  At night she snuggles up with Hannah and shares her pillow or may even gently ease Hannah off.  I've seen Hannah w/o her pillow on many an occasions.

Kalapana just had a check up.  She's doing very well and weighed in at 17.5 pounds at 1 year of age.