One of A Kind Nappie Covers.(Diaper covers)
Ruffled Baby Bloomers are my specialty! Hello, My name is Terrie Gerringer. I grew up in rural North Alabama. Out in the country. Like Jeff Foxworthy says: You go out of town...way out, turn off the main road, onto the paved road with no lines painted on it.....then, you turn off the paved road onto the dirt road. You're almost there :-) Right there -
between the cow pasture and the cotton patch....that's where I grew up. :-)
I now live near Charlotte, North Carolina, with my hubby, Curtis and our five beautiful kitties. Our kitties are:
Miss Sparkles, age 14
Ms. Cami, age 13
Miss Scooter, age 12
Miss Taterhead, age 12
Dr. Sheldon Cooper, age 2
All of or kitties are rescues. :-)
Miss Sparkles is a lovely black and white long haired girl. We had made a trip home to Alabama for my nephew, Levi's high school graduation, while there. we found out that one of the sort of "skittish outdoor cats" had recently had kittens. We brought Sparkles back to NC in May of 2001. In October of 2002, Ms. Cami was dropped off and left for dead, when she was only a few weeks old...on the dead end road that my parents live on in Alabama. We adopted Cami in May of 2003. At the time she was pregnant. On June 2, 2003, she had four beautiful kittens! 2 boys and 2 girls :-) We kept the two girls, we named them Scooter and Taterhead...and found good homes for the two boy kittens. We adopted Cooper in February of 2013. He was at the PetSmart in Monroe, NC. A rescue group had saved his pregnant mother from an animal shelter in Gastonia...they found a foster home for the momma. After the momma kitty gave birth and the kittens were old enough, they were put up for adoption. That is how we came to find Cooper. I came up with the name "Queen City Kitties" from a longer version of a description of my life. Here's the short story:
I grew up out in the country, down a dead-end dirt road, in a rural area of north Alabama.....moved to a big city in the Spring of 1988. (Charlotte, NC)
As many young girls....who pretend to be a Princess...playing dress up, wearing cute shoes and pretty "glass slippers", pretending to wear a long flowing gown(which was really an old bed sheet wrapped around my shoulders)and longing to have a shiny crown or a sparking tiara....I quickly realized that being a Princess is not Reality. I think reality it hit while I was out in the cotton patch......,either: choppin' cotton', pickin' cotton' or put sodie out on the cotton :O
I have always had a passionate love for cats. Currently, we have five beautiful kitties....they are my "babies"....since, I do not have any real children of my own, although I do have two wonderful step-sons, my kitties are my babies ! Charlotte, North Carolina is known as "The Queen City". I am the "Queen" of my castle. hence: QUEEN CITY KITTIES
The QUEEN who lives in the CITY with her KITTIES !
