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"Ms Rou’ at home on Dad’s bed; see how effective her camouflage is?" |
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"Now here’s where the similarity is really remarkable." |
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"The tragic look. She’s ever ready to pose but never *quite* shows her purple ruffled short-shorts." |
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"Her’s is a peculiar fondness for elephants." |
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"Always appreciative of a good hidey-hole to escape the paparazzi." |
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"Always ready with a true Kitty smile." |
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"At the end of the day, the wild little redhead is just a mom-cat who loves her kid-cat" |
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"Beauty contemplating fading flowers" |
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"Little sweet face Daddy's girl" |
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"Mrrphh whispers, "Rou'! pst! Rou'? Let's shove the bookcases over tonight!" |
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"Now there's a tummy rub pitch *no* one can resist" |
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"Peek-a-boo, who is who?" |
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"Sometimes it helps to gain perspective, you know? Like upside down on your side, say." |
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"Tummy to tummy is warmest." |
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"Wheeee! (Mamzell Oo La La spends a lot of time with her legs in the air.)" |
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Ask a Cat Lady: Why Does My Cat Love Knocking Things Down?
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