Dear
squeegee_cat,
I thought we had an understanding about this mouse-fetching game.
When I say "Where's your mouse?" that does NOT mean you should jump up and smack me in the face!
Momma's face is NOT EQUAL to the furry little mouse, you goober. Also, while we're discussing it, chewing on my arm really won't convince me that I should play fetch with you. We need to work on your signals, little man.
Love,
MommaNotMouse
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I thought we had an understanding about this mouse-fetching game.
When I say "Where's your mouse?" that does NOT mean you should jump up and smack me in the face!
Momma's face is NOT EQUAL to the furry little mouse, you goober. Also, while we're discussing it, chewing on my arm really won't convince me that I should play fetch with you. We need to work on your signals, little man.
Love,
MommaNotMouse
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2006-04-25 16:16 (UTC)--Carolynn
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2006-04-25 16:42 (UTC)no subject
2006-04-25 16:43 (UTC)and you KNOW it's love--
2006-04-25 16:21 (UTC)-daBunny
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2006-04-25 17:33 (UTC)Maybe, since you throw the mouse, the mouse smells of you?
Maybe he's just been a dunderhead.
xx
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2006-04-25 17:44 (UTC)That's the cutest thing I've ever seen.
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2006-04-25 18:57 (UTC)no subject
2006-04-25 19:14 (UTC)no subject
2006-04-25 20:17 (UTC)That reminds me of what Buster did this morning. Buster is my SILs cat who doesn't particularly like me. He's 8 years old and set in his ways which means no picking up and cuddling with no matter who you are. This morning, besides meowing his head off for treats, he was particularly pathetic and rubbed up against my legs to get me to give him some. HE NEVER DOES THAT TO ME. Silly kitty.
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2006-04-26 16:46 (UTC)