We went to a party bearing lettuce and a Lego helicopter, and we left with a kitten. So far it's been a good trade. And I don't even like cats.
15 June 2008
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11 comments:
LOL Meg, what a trade! It's a cutey!
Blessings:)
You traded a Lego helicopter for an evil cat?
How dare you.
Omgsh, that is the cutest cat! We have a cat, Lola. She's more of a snob than anything but great in the garden. :) Enjoy your new kitty.
Kitties rule! I have 3, and could fit one or two more in the house :-) This one's a cutie pie, we need more details!
Ali in Maine
You will like cats now. All it takes is one little lover to change a mind forever. Just ask my formerly cat-hating husband who now spends a good chunk of the day talking to the cat, and who scoops him up to hold whenever he sits down.
LOL! Cute kitten. :)
Gone are the days of getting a goldfish as a give-away. :)
One of my favorite signs of all time is in a little gift shop "Stray children will be given an espresso and a kitten."
I predict many, many hours and years from your new family member. DId you name him Lego?
Okay, so what's your kitty's name and, uh, wouldn't you and/or Henbogle like three more? I have adorable black, grey-and-white, and dilute tortoiseshells about that size who need homes. And hey, you're not that far away...
No name for the cat yet ... though Lego is a big contender--thanks, CeeCee!
Ben, HA! Noooo thank you.
Your kitty looks alot like the stray cat that has adopted our family a couple weeks ago. We named him Jones (after Indiana Jones).
Congrats on the new kitty. Are you teaching it to be a good mouser?
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