Nick and Nora arrive

Or maybe it's Ike and Mike.  Dunno.

With tears in her eyes the mail lady dropped off a signature required package (that long awaited stator from Indonesia) and said there were three kittens down by the community mailboxes thin and hungry that someone had dropped off.  She said that she would take them home but that she had already rescued three this year and was wondering if I would go down and feed them this evening.  I wasn't enthusiastic but said I might go down and take a look.

About an hour later she comes back, this time with a gallon of whole milk and two bags of cat food.  I was had. She asked me again if I would feed them this evening and after a long talk about the evil of people abandoning animals I told her I would follow her back down and pick up two if she would take one.  

Got there and there was a neighbor in the brush trying to flush them out.  Turns out there were four, one with absolutely no tail at all which was the one he wanted.  Turned out great.  He took tailess and the mail lady took one and I got the other two.

Both are friendly, black and white more so, very affectionate.  I think I found a buddy or maybe a buddyett.