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Just A Thought
No one can have experienced to the fullest
the true sense of achievement
and satisfaction who has never pursued
and successfully caught his tail.
Rosalind Welcher
This little guy was cute, but a little too much of a handful for an old guy like me to put up with. But now he's living in circumstances that suit him; two adult humans, three kid humans and a Labrador retriever. Yikes! |
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I know, I know. This ain't no cat!
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Now this is one happy-go-lucky dog. good-natured and good-tempered, and that's about all you can ask of most dogs, 'cause there ain't too much up in the old brain-box, y'know what I mean? What do you mean I can't say that? I'm a cat. I can do whatever I want. Anyway, she's okay in my books, even though I've never met her face to face. |
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As you can tell, this guy thinks he is the king of all he surveys. 'Course he doesn't know me, and can't possibly be aware that I am the only king around here! And as you can tell, his human, who
made this collage, adores him. I must say, I approve. It puts
things into a proper catly perspective when one has an adoring human to
provide all the 'miceties' of life!
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Here we go again, another cat who thinks she's the centre of the universe! Yawn. Oh, well, though it is annoying
for those of us who are the centre of the universe, I can understand
the mindset. After all, her human obviously thinks enough of her
to make this neat collage.
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And that is all for now, guys
and gals, cats and kittens.
If you have any pics you'd
like me to put on, I have access
to the computer when my human
is out, so I can get them online
anytime! (What they
don't know, don't hurt them)
So drop me a line to Noel
@ dlsimpson@eudoramail.com
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Updated - February 5th, 2002
All 'Just a Thought' quotations are from
'Cat Talk' - Ariel Books - 1995
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