Cats and water?
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Yes, middie, I've seen this picture before, too. Poor kitty. Let's just hope the shower is over soon.
Dave Hutchins
Head Chef
My kitty use to sleep in my large salad bowl and another would sleep in my chafing dish
when not in use, needless to say nothing was too good for my cats.
when not in use, needless to say nothing was too good for my cats.
Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
Wow, I would love to see Odin in person (from the other side of the glass that is!).
Speaking of cats in sinks, tubs, etc., I had a cat who (no surprise) didn't like to get in the water, but she liked to lie on my stomach when I was in the tub! When the tub was empty she would run around inside of it really fast for a few minutes. When the air was really dry I could actually hear static electricity crackling as she ran!
Barbara
Speaking of cats in sinks, tubs, etc., I had a cat who (no surprise) didn't like to get in the water, but she liked to lie on my stomach when I was in the tub! When the tub was empty she would run around inside of it really fast for a few minutes. When the air was really dry I could actually hear static electricity crackling as she ran!
Barbara
When I was a child (3-years-old) I had an orange Persian named Mitzi who loved bubble baths. We would put a few drops of liquid Joy detergent in a big bucket and fill it with water using the garden hose, which would make bubbles. In not too many minutes, Mitzi would jump into the bucket for a bath. Very unusual. I miss Mitzi.
Renee Attili
Head Chef
Well now I understand the purpose of your helmet!!!!Yeah....last time I did that I was out cold for 3 days though.
I was thinking it was just a bold fashion statement
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