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Oh, I can relate to this. Roxie aka The Other Cat is always my husband’s cat when she is bad. And that’s pretty much most of the time!
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Ha ha ha! Yes! It’s always like that, isn’t it. No one wants to take ownership when the cat gets naughty! 😛
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😀 My mother & I have both had bad luck with cats as youngsters – as a toddler she found one on her Grandmother’s farm and hugged it so tightly she killed it. I found a kitten at a cousin’s house in Puerto Rico and I insisted on holding it even though it struggled to get away; so it peed on me. 😛
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As a child, I had a cat scratch my arms to shreds when I tried to hold it so that I could read a book to it. It’s nice to know I’m not the only one who’s had unfortunate experiences with members of the kitty kingdom! 😛
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My son and I wear our scars from Freeta proudly! At least you can’t see his – it’s across his upper lip residing beneath his ‘stache.
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Ah, then he’s cheating. He’s got to show his too! 😛
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The upchuck at the end… yep. I’ll be back!
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It pleases me to read that, Pamo. Maybe more upchucks are in order…
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You have captured another chapter from our life. My reaction was always ‘Well, you wanted the cat’ and ‘Christine would say ‘She turned up in the garden, starving. What was I supposed to do?’ ‘Well, you started feeding her.’ Ad infinitum.
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Ha ha! Yes, that constant to-ing and fro-ing always gets me too. No one wins! Except maybe the cat… 😛
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did zelda ever see cats the musical?it probably has the same effect.also the cat does,nt like TOM JONES.keep the strips coming Tony .when are the podcasts making a comeback.
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I think Zelda would have preferred the musical to the interactive experience she just participated in, Stephen. Oh, and the podcast will be making a comeback soon. Watch this space. 😉
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Haha well done! T’is also true of babes as well…. been there, done that! XD
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I imagine it must be worse with babies, huh? 😛
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That last comment is only too true.
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Yes, it’s always someone else’s whenever bile is in the mix. 😛
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