Momma Cat
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vinny11950
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vinny11950 said:
Thx, Vin...SHe's QUITE noisy, tho, a real GABBER.
Her name is ISIS, but she walks around sayin "MAMAAAAAAAAA"
all the time, so that 's what we call her...Drives me nuts at one
or two AM when she does that in our great room...I think she does it
to bug me, because of the cathedral ceiling & all the Knotty Pine...
REALLY good acoustics...
vinny11950
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Some cats just can't keep quiet. I bet by now you come to expect it.
That's how it is with my parents cat. He does all sorts of annoying things, yet they love him to death.
Plus, Daksy, your cat is just begging to have its belly rubbed (by the right person).
That's how it is with my parents cat. He does all sorts of annoying things, yet they love him to death.
Plus, Daksy, your cat is just begging to have its belly rubbed (by the right person).
eclecticcottage
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Oh what a cutie! I miss my cat, she would have loved the Cottage. Wood stove AND sliding windows to look out....
A friend of mine has a talkative cat. He's hilarious. Talks back to her when she yells at him, tells her to come took at stuff when things are out of the ordinary.
A friend of mine has a talkative cat. He's hilarious. Talks back to her when she yells at him, tells her to come took at stuff when things are out of the ordinary.
Dix
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jtakeman
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firefighterjake
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I believe that stove cats are at their most comfortable right before they spontaneously combust, and that they will move in just the nick of time.
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