This is our cat:
This is our cat on drugs:
Any questions?
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Kristi on March forth!
Bring on the beauty of March. Flowers will poke through the earth; the winds will blow your hair to ...Brad on March forth!
I certainly share your dread of February. It seems to be a wide-spread sentiment. When I was first ...Jill on March forth!
I think we might be kindred spirits, Peggy. That is one of my fav SS clips. :-)Nate on March forth!
Hey Beth, long time! In honor of the title of this post you've got to check out this great, funky marching ...Peggy on March forth!
Hey Jill....we have the same birthday month. That's gotta mean something, right? And to Beth: Yay! http://splicd.com/BhIq4SoZFAQ/6/17 I admire your wonderful ...
Max doesn’t respond to catnip at all. Ned didn’t either. Perhaps hairless cats are immune to catnip. Do cats flip out on anything else?
Bobbie is indeed lovely!!
So is she paranoid in that second picture? Or is that after she crashes from her high?
I wonder what would happen if you give catnip to a dog? Shall we find out?
I recognize that first picture. It’s her model pose, yes? The second is how models live when they’re out of the spotlight.
Models live on back porches? Lying around on marijuana (or some equivalent) plants?
No wonder I’m not a model. I’d get too hot. Or cold.
Oh, I wish I had taken pictures of Jack when he was on kitty valium. That poor kitty. He’d try to jump up on the window sills to look out and miss. Or he’d sit in one spot and sway, with big bugged out eyes… It was so sad and so funny, all rolled up into one.
That must have been something, poor guy…