The pictorial travelogues, recalled memories and random musings of a "now 70+" woman chilling in Florida.
16 June 2010
All My Children
There are those who think it's "just wrong" when people humanize their pets and refer to them as their children. Well, I don't care. These are our babies, past and present.
Our current cats - brother and sister Tiger and Taffy (named after cats my parents had).
Com'on if you're going to compete with my favorite daytime soap you have to do better than this. You should have written, Cindy, aka the attack cat. Oh, strangely enough I remember all the animals and the way they look. Guess that's because they haven't found their way to Nice n Easy,hair color.
Ginger was one of the greatest dogs ever. Kris and I still talk about her and how Kris use to share popsicles with Ginger under the table at the Browns Mills house.
And, of course, after being at our house, you know Joe & I feel the same way about our "furry babies", too!
I had forgotten that Ginger used to make the weekend trips to Browns Mills. They were good times. Now that you've got me thinking I remember how she used to wait until we gave her the signal that it was OK to run across the street to the lake.
Com'on if you're going to compete with my favorite daytime soap you have to do better than this. You should have written, Cindy, aka the attack cat. Oh, strangely enough I remember all the animals and the way they look. Guess that's because they haven't found their way to Nice n Easy,hair color.
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ReplyDeleteGinger was one of the greatest dogs ever. Kris and I still talk about her and how Kris use to share popsicles with Ginger under the table at the Browns Mills house.
ReplyDeleteAnd, of course, after being at our house, you know Joe & I feel the same way about our "furry babies", too!
I had forgotten that Ginger used to make the weekend trips to Browns Mills. They were good times. Now that you've got me thinking I remember how she used to wait until we gave her the signal that it was OK to run across the street to the lake.
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