Yes, appleheads tend to have less health issues than the wedges, my mom bred years ago, the litters were a lot of fun, I rescued a chocolate lynx point at work before my oldest son was born, she was a character...some might not consider true Siamese cause her lynx points vs solid traditional(blue,lilac, chocolate,seal)...would love to find an applehead chocolate point, but we don't have any good Siamese breeders at my work anymore or even locally really...used to be a few around, but they stopped...if the right one comes around someday, hopefully. otherwise hope you continue to share photos so we can enjoy their antics
This has been the longest stretch of time my mom hasn't had at least 1 seal point...sort of weird since she's had at least 1 since I was born.
I will definitely continue to share photos - my animals are the closest to kids I've got, for now, anyway, and mom has always proudly referred to our cats/my service dogs as her grandbabies.
When we knew Cushla's time was getting short, we debated a bit about when/whether to get new cats, but now that my dogs are gone too, it was nigh *unbearable* around here without something four-footed running around. We just couldn't hack it. It's been four years now since I've had a golden retriever, and that's bad enough. (My choice, I could get a new service dog whenever I choose, but right now my health is such that I wouldn't be able to be fair to the dog, so I'm waiting... and you can't get a service dog placed if you have an existing dog in the house, so no service dog means no dogs, period; at least until I get a service dog first.
Adorable kittens! I've never heard of someone being allergic to cats but not certain breeds. That's so great for you! They sound like little live wires.
I know several people who can tolerate Siamese to one degree or another but not other cats. I looked it up once after encountering the first Siamese mix that didn't set me off (all black cat, but round green eyes, and a heckuva talker, so between that and the fact that I could breathe, I knew he had some in him somewhere!). Apparently, there's a particular protein in Siamese dander that's different from other cats, and less allergenic. The more you know!
Aren't cats nocturnal or did I dream that up? And you took the night shift?
Our old 18 yr. old cat with one kidney sleeps about 20 hours a day now. She's used up 8 of her 9 lives and even my vet refers to her as the million dollar cat.
My dog Zip (in avatar) is also fascinated with vapor. The other two couldn't care less. Zip is a fruit and veggie lover. If the vape has fruit, she's in my face, trying to get as close as she can to my mouth or sniffing my device in what could be an attempt to steal it. I can't wait to see how much she loves the smell of my AA that's coming! I have to keep all devices and juice put up in a very high drawer because of that little beggar.
Cats are definitely nocturnal, yes... and I took the night shift because I don't have a 9-to-5 job (I'm a writer) so I'm the one who can afford the lost sleep! I do my best writing at night anyway, so it works fine for me to write whenever they happen to be napping.
Our previous cat went crazy for Pumpkin Spice vapor, didn't care for mints or menthols, and was blase about anything else. These ones haven't expressed any flavor preferences yet, but I'm sure they'll let me know, lol. I got spoiled by our elderly kitty who never bothered the vaping stuff because she was just thrilled mom and I didn't smell like smoke anymore... but the last thing I did before we left to pick up the little'uns was to put all our vape gear and juice in a toolbox with a padlock, My MVP stays in my hand or in the pocket of my wheelchair, mom's gear stays in her pocket, and everything else is locked up tight. With how inquisitive they are and how high they can jump (natural birders!) I'm very, very glad I remembered to do so before they ever entered the house. It makes topping up my tank a little more of a pain, but it's worth it, because I *know* they'd find a way to get into it otherwise.
Speaking of Siameses' natural birding tendency, I had to stop typing this post because mom brought home a new cat toy (she spoils her grandbabies, what can I say)... a second feather on a stick. Malarkey promptly lost his marbles, grabbing it, growling for all he was worth, and spitting at his sister whenever she tried to play with it. The look in his eyes was a frantic "BIRD! BIRD BIRD BIRD BIRD BIRD BIRD BIRD!" It was funny for a few minutes, but he was getting entirely too aggressive, so I had to take it away. He promptly tried to launch himself through the dutch door to grab it back (he's fine, but only because I anticipated his lunge and grabbed him before he could crash into the glass... little doofus).
Three guesses which one of them is going to be welded to the windows as soon as he realizes all the birds are outside....gonna have to guard the front door big time when he's about!
Meezers are the best cats in the world.
) His name was Phineas which stands for "brass mouth" which he certainly had! 
She was such a lovely siamese lady but the shelter's estimate of her being 3 years old was wrong as she was only with us for three years before she went blind and her kidneys failed. My husband was completely devastated and swore he would never own another blue eyed kitty (because the vet said the problems that she had are found more often in blue eyed cats. Our vet also said the shelter was wrong as they thought she was closer to 12 years old as her problems are associated more often with elderly cats.)
