It's the first fresh nip of spring. Of course the old dried nip twigs from last year work well as dental floss.
I can't press my nose into it enough.
If you biggify, you can see my fur in the nip plant.
Yum! I could gossip about what's been going on around here this past week....but the nip was too good.
Mom teased me this week. Because of my nip "thing" she says I could star in a remake of "Reefer Madness".
Since I don't like grass (see my blog today), mom says she'll try the nip next. Knowing me, I'll turn up my nose at it too.
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PeeEssWoo: Hi Grete!
Mmmmmm NIP!!!
ReplyDeleteOh look at that nip. I hope that our little freeze doesn't get down by you and freeze it up!
ReplyDeleteNIP!!! We love nip!! Care to share some with us??
ReplyDeleteYour TX furiends,
Yoo sure are enjoying that nip. Couldn't we have gossip as well though? We just LOVE yoor tattletale Tuesdays!
ReplyDeleteNip, huh? It sounds good but Target and Au just aren't into it. I wonder why?
ReplyDeleteSo nip is the prefect anti-gossip medication? Who knew?!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Our Nip isnt CLOSE ta growing up yet...
ReplyDeleteOMC Ginger! We blogged about the very same thing this morning. Momma cut all the old deaded stalks down so that she could rake the garden and I tested the cut stems for catnippy saps.
ReplyDeleteOh Ginger, you nip hussy! You better watch out, or your brothers and sisters will be gossiping about you!
ReplyDeleteWe had a taste from our tiny plants too. They are in a pot and mom brought it inside. One question, Ginger: We are planning a nip seed exchange and have asked Noll and Goldie so far. Would you and Jonesie be willing to let some plants set seed? We want to create the super nip plant and want to broaden the gene pool... And your nip looks FINE! In Autumn we will have to make up an itinery so the seeds can travel between each of us and efurryone takes out some and puts in some...
ReplyDeletePurrs, Siena
Nothing better than fresh nip-a-roo! Are you now Cory Chong?
ReplyDeleteI don't blame you for wanting to hang in the 'nip and save the gossip, 'nip is just too good!
ReplyDeleteWow! Fresh nip...in the outdoors! You are so lucky! If our sunny warm weather (if you call 50 degrees warm) continues, we're gonna hafta get out there and check out our nip plants!
ReplyDeleteOur Grampy and Mom have both tried to plant us fresh catnip, back in the days when we were allowed Outside. Sadly, we always eated it all up as soon as green showed through the dirts. We think you showed great restraint in allowing it to grow bigger, Ginger.
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You haver nip IN your GARDEN? You;re so lucky!
ReplyDeleteNip is good in any form.
ReplyDeleteSniffie and the Florida Furkids
Real nip, wow! Maybe our human will plant some this year, instead of just giving us the dried stuff. That's pretty good too, but we bet it's not nearly as good as fresh!
ReplyDeleteGREAT tongue shot there. MOL.
Ginger, you're always so full of enthusiasm! We love the shots of you enjoying the nip.
ReplyDeleteAwesome tongue close up. :)
ReplyDeleteEven nip is more important than gossip...
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The Kitty Krew
We love nip, Ginger...Girls can never have too much furs or too much nip!!...xo...Calle, Halle, Sukki
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good! We love the photos because you are clearly enjoying that nip! We tried to grow nip, but every cat in the neighborhood came over to eat it.
ReplyDeleteOf course the old dried nip twigs from last year work well as dental floss.
ReplyDeleteIt's important to keep the teefs clean and honed for when the noms come! ;-)
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ReplyDeleteIs always good, in this hectic life of pouncing, napping, eatting and napping to stop and smell the nip Ginger!
ReplyDeleteTK
Ginger, your nip is growing good. Mine's not started yet, we're only now getting rid of the icky white stuff. I can't wait for spring. We've been able to sit on the porch and relax too, since it's been warmer.
ReplyDeleteWow! Looka at all your new nip leaves. Mum bought us our first ever real nip plant last year, but we think all the cold has killed it.
ReplyDeletewow that's so cool. I would love to bring some fresh nip for my kitties. Flip would LOVE that :). You look adorable in the pictures Ginger :).
ReplyDeleteGinger I understand about nip madness!
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Abby
Oh we think that fresh nip must be very exciting! We can understand skipping the gossip this week to hang out there!
ReplyDeleteDante and Dylan use the twigs for dental floss as well -- and it must be doing a good job. So, I really liked seeing you having your way with that bush, and the nip plant, too, Ginger! You're my kind of girl.
ReplyDeleteWe can't wait to see of one of the other kitties has some tales to tell about you under the influence of nip. That must be some great nip. We love the tongue picture!
ReplyDeleteYOUR NODE IS PUURRFECT!! And what wonderful whiskers you have, too!!
ReplyDeleteLautrec (weezdabadcats)
Fresh Nip is worth all efforts!
ReplyDeletethat is one BIG tongue - impressive! Love Darcy and Bing xx
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