The only thing was, they didn't have a nap in a normal spot.  You'd think they would find some straw or thick grass in some shade or something, and sleep there.  But no.  When they would get tired of playing and were ready to sleep, they would crawl up my mom's pant legs and go to sleep there.  This always made things a little more difficult for Mom, because then she would be trying to awkwardly scoot along the ground to weed while trying not to disturb the kittens.

This is Cocoa.  She was my favourite out of the whole litter, and she was also one of the quietest (if not the quietest).  But she was a sweet little kitten.
     One time while we were doing some work close to the house, Cocoa climbed a caragana bush and got stuck.  She sat there and mewed at us for a while, and I almost had to go and get her down.  But she finally decided that she was bored of sitting there, and she managed to get herself out of the bush.
     Another time, on a warmer day, Cocoa went looking for a cooler spot to nap in.  I had made a (basketball-sized) mud bowl near the house, that I usually had filled with water.  There was a stick right in the center of the pool.  All the water that I had previously put into the pool had evaporated and soaked into the ground by then, and Cocoa curled herself around the stick in the pool.  It must have been pretty cool there, and she looked so cute.