What a sweetie! Cats are great muses. I think all cats should be called "Hobbes" after the cartoon character, but that's just me.
 

Aw, she's lovely :-) When I went to the RSPCA to adopt a cat, it turned that my Manny's sister had cat flu, but she was quite happy sitting atop the cat shed. Of course, I only adopted the cat who walked over to greet me ;-)

Thanks for sharing, and have a lovely day! :-)
 

There is an odd preference for M-named cats[1]. Also, Molly is the most popular cat name in Britain.

http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/06/12/the-most-popular-names-for-british-pets/

I think it's a lovely cat name, and it's not like she'll be in nursery and having to be Molly A. Though as a cat, she'll ignore her name anyhow.

[1] My cat is named Matilda, though I call her Til, mostly. I am all for M cat names.
 

Hercules! Pronounced in the French manner.

PS. Was ill. Will be sending email soon.
 

Thanks for the article, Wolfa! Yes, it does seem a popular name, but never mind. I was thinking of Polly originally, but my mother remarked that was a parrot name. I'll see if it suits her once we get her home...
 

She looks like my cat did as a kitten. Adorable! He's called Fergus, but that's somehow degenerated into Tiggy... not sure how...

Molly is a great name. She looks like a Molly to me.
 

My last cat was Muse. My present cat is Munchkin, which is short for a much longer name. My next cat will be named Nuisance.

What? You don't sit around thinking of future pet names too? Weirdos.
 

Actually I did have a few names I thought it would be fun to name a cat, but when it came to it, they didn't suit her. Have since brought her home, and frankly she doesn't look like a Molly either. It's too calm a name. Mollys cuddle, which she does, but they don't climb your curtains in a mad frenzy, which she also does. I'm still workin on it...