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I added some more recent photos to my furkid page:
http://sewingwitch.com/harley/ The first few are of her sitting on the "discard sack" in the "reading room" that I put the comics pages in when I'm done with them before taking them out to the recycle can. |
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What a cutie! I love the perfectly divided face. I wish I could part
my daughters' hair that straight. Thanks for sharing. -Caroline S. On Nov 13, 7:22*am, ScratchMonkey wrote: I added some more recent photos to my furkid page: http://sewingwitch.com/harley/ The first few are of her sitting on the "discard sack" in the "reading room" that I put the comics pages in when I'm done with them before taking them out to the recycle can. |
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"ScratchMonkey" wrote in message . .. I added some more recent photos to my furkid page: http://sewingwitch.com/harley/ The first few are of her sitting on the "discard sack" in the "reading room" that I put the comics pages in when I'm done with them before taking them out to the recycle can. That's a tortie troublemaker if I ever saw one. -- Theresa and Dante drtmuirATearthlink.net Stinky Forever: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh |
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ScratchMonkey wrote:
I added some more recent photos to my furkid page: http://sewingwitch.com/harley/ The first few are of her sitting on the "discard sack" in the "reading room" that I put the comics pages in when I'm done with them before taking them out to the recycle can. She's adorable! And I love the baby pictures of her, too. Did you adopt her at that young age? How did you get her? -- Joyce ^..^ (To email me, remove the X's from my user name.) |
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ScratchMonkey wrote:
I added some more recent photos to my furkid page: http://sewingwitch.com/harley/ The first few are of her sitting on the "discard sack" in the "reading room" that I put the comics pages in when I'm done with them before taking them out to the recycle can. That is a great group of pictures. Do you have some of the orange cat and the white cat? MLB |
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ScratchMonkey wrote:
I added some more recent photos to my furkid page: http://sewingwitch.com/harley/ The first few are of her sitting on the "discard sack" in the "reading room" that I put the comics pages in when I'm done with them before taking them out to the recycle can. What a lovely girl. She loves her bags, boxes, and other small places doesn't she? -- Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. |
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MLB wrote in :
That is a great group of pictures. Do you have some of the orange cat and the white cat? MLB Click on the white cat's pic to go to her page. That's Nimbus. I used to live with my neighbor until my house went on the market and I snapped it up. Nimbus used to be "my" cat. The orange cat is now my mom's cat. (She lives on the other side of my neighbor.) That's Kanji, named because the mark on his side looks like a Japanese text glyph. I don't have a page for him. Now he's huge and weighs a ton (mostly muscle). He's like a bulldog. |
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ScratchMonkey wrote:
My neighbor and I were cleaning up his yard and there was some mud piled up against a fence post. He was pulling out clots of mud and found that one of them was warm and furry. It seemed she was the runt of a recent litter and had been abandoned. Wow, that was her lucky day!! We took her inside, but the existing queen of the roost (Nimbus, the white cat near the bottom of the page) would have no part of new competition. So I decided to take her to my house "temporarily". Yeah, right. Does Nimbus accept her now? She was so young that she hadn't yet learned to poop on her own, so I had to wipe her butt with a wet paper towel a few times a day to get her going. (It's a survival mechanism that keeps them from stinking and drawing predators while mama's away hunting.) I didn't know that - makes sense. I always wondered why newborn kittens needed help with pooping. Human babies don't seem to have that problem. -- Joyce ^..^ (To email me, remove the X's from my user name.) |
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