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Love these! The face on that first cat is just too cute.
ReplyDeleteI can see my cat, Mr Bumpy, being just as disgusted with "To Kill a Mockingbird."
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ReplyDeleteMy cats don't need a "how-to" for bird killing. Closest sweet Cuddlebug ever got to becoming bass bait was when she snagged a hummingbird. Mama was *not* happy.
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