That’s why they’re called The Twins
Posted on Jul 4, 2006 by jason
I’m speaking, of course, about Kako and Kazon. They have been called The Twins since I adopted them the first week of December, 1998. Here are a few reasons why they’re called that.
That’s Kako with her head resting on Kazon.
Here, Kako is trying to engage her brother Kazon in a bit of play, something he promptly obliged her. By the way, that’s Grendel’s post-surgery half-shaved ass you see in the lower-left corner of the photo. Similarly, Loki’s paws are seen dangling from atop a cardboard box near the upper-right corner.
And to finish, that’s Kazon lying on top of the box with Kako on the floor beside it.
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Zeus
Jul 06, 2006
Hello there! This is my first visit to your blog, and I love the look of it. It’s really amazing that you adopted them at the same time, and they look so much alike. My favorite photo is the one of them about to play. They seem very spirited!