Black Cats
When Ruth and Jordan were here, their kitten cuddled up in our cat’s bed.
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Mocha
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Our cat Pippin - photo taken 2 1/2 years ago
Here they are “playing” together recently.
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When Ruth and Jordan were here, their kitten cuddled up in our cat’s bed.
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Mocha
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Our cat Pippin - photo taken 2 1/2 years ago
Here they are “playing” together recently.
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Dogs ‘may be able to read their owner’s minds’
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/main.jhtml?xml=/earth/2008/08/06/scidogs106.xml
The cat wanted outside last evening, and wasn’t around when I called her in at bedtime, and midnight, and 1 AM, and 2 AM, etc. Finally, when the yard was starting to get light at 5 AM, I went outside thinking she might have been accidentally locked in the shed. Nope. I walked along the road searching for her dead in the ditch, calling her name, and wondering how I would tell C6. Not there. I checked my parents’ garage. Nope. And then, as I started to head home, she called to me from their deck balcony near the bird feeder where I think she was bird watching or squirrel watching. She came running to me, and I carried her home. I won’t worry the next time.
(Oh, yeah, she is a he, but that’s another story.)
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