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Whiskers on Wednesday

Posted in Persi, Whiskers on Wednesday on April 8, 2009 | 4 Comments »

As promised, pictures of Persi in The Sweater. [ravelry] She was confused by it and would not sit still for a photo. I think she was trying to step out of it, but she is old and decrepit and unable lift her legs that high. So she just kept walking around and around in circles [...]

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Me-ow!

Posted in Doozer, Knitting, Persi on March 26, 2009 | 2 Comments »

Last night, I finished a sweater. For a cat. Doozer hates it. He especially hated when I LOL’d at him for 15 minutes straight. Lucky for him, it’s for Persi, who was looking very chilly the last time I saw her. The details are [raveled].

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Check it out!

Posted in Persi on March 20, 2009 | 7 Comments »

First I must admit to having an extremely difficult time keeping my inner teen from making a complete ass of herself all over the internet. Suffice it to say that “Check it out!” is not the title she would have used. Anyway, we had a little excitement around these parts today. Per the vet’s orders, [...]

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Whiskers on Wednesday

Posted in Doozer, Persi, Whiskers on Wednesday on March 4, 2009 | 4 Comments »

The saga continues…

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Too Late for Whiskers on Wednesday

Posted in Doozer, Persi, Whiskers on Wednesday on February 25, 2009 | 3 Comments »

I was going to do a Whiskers on Wednesday post about how famously Persi and Doozer are getting along. And how much Doozer seems to idolize her. And how he keeps trying to get her to play with him. And how he likes to be where she is so he follows her around all day. [...]

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Whiskers on Wednesday

Posted in Doozer, Persi, Whiskers on Wednesday on February 18, 2009 | 9 Comments »

In the middle of the night on May 9, 1992, one of the the family cats gave birth to a litter of 7 kittens under my bed. Three of the kittens were stillborn, four survived. Two weeks later, the mother cat went outside and never came back, leaving me and my sister to bottle-feed the [...]

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