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Comment by Patricia on January 21, 2013 at 5:45pm My cats wear a watch I'm sure!!! They know precisely when it's treat time & I can't get away with not giving them any. I have to make sure I never run out that's for sure.
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Comment by booklover on January 21, 2013 at 5:15pm That's a cute story Spud!
Joan, I loved cat meets snow!
Steph, Yes, I had trouble getting on here this a.m. and responding to anything. Low-battery cat looks cozy for a winter nap!
I mean "Cat meets Snow" Joan
Did anyone have trouble getting onto the site this morning?
I kept getting an error "500 Error" . So glad the site is back. I missed being here.
Anyone watching the Inauguration?
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Comment by sk8eycat on January 21, 2013 at 2:18pm The Door Into Summer is one of my all-time favorite Heinlein books (even though the SF technology is terribly dated now). But Pete (the cat in the story) would never have played in the snow the way the kitteh in that adorabubble video did.
Here's a Cheezburger classic LOLcat:
Comment by Idaho Spud on January 21, 2013 at 1:28pm the Cat Meets Snow video is fun Joan. I like what one person said:
I used to live in a house with 6 doors to the outside on the ground floor. My cat hated the cold but would still go from door to door meowing to go out. Upon finding cold snowy weather outside 1 door he would go to the next and the next. Guess he was just looking for the door into summer.
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