The Truth About Cats and Dogs in Black and White

Truth is just one person's reality. Here is mine in black and white (maybe some shades of gray). This blog has little to do with Cats or Dogs - just humourous sarcastic antics about my life or occasionally, someone else's. You know, intercepting volleyballs with my face, egg dropping, etc. The truth has seen some changes and in fluidity with change expect to see more artistic expressions posting up - so give your two cents worth!

Wednesday, January 18, 2006

Meet the Cat Day


Meet Pablo. Sometimes referred to as Pan-face, Yoda, Gizmo, Flat-face, Nermal, etc. This is my cat, a short-haired exotic Persian. And no I didn't pay for her, although I have shelled out enough since in medical cat crap. Pablo Picasso, in honour of her rather abstract looking face, is my snobby, little, timid cat. Adorable, she hunts - indoors, weighs 6 lbs on a full stomach, picks up her food with her paw (as she is mandiblely challenged), will move her treats to the "right" place should you put them in the "wrong" location, she could be an olympic shadow chaser, she apparently dreams about being a velociraptor in her next life or was one in a previous life (still hoping that the scar on my forehead will fade). And, regrettably I am one of those horribly annoying persons who speaks to her cat in a completely different and unrecognizable voice than her normal one.
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Comments...

I love Pablo...she's everything a cat should be magnified. And she's so cute when she's chasing bugs outside...on her leach.

posted by Blogger Laurie Roche : 2:31 p.m.  

what a cat on a leash...preposterous, everyone knows only dogs and rabbits need leashes!

posted by Blogger Unknown : 2:33 p.m.  

And lizards. I saw a lizard on a leash once.

posted by Blogger Laurie Roche : 3:43 p.m.  

That's not a real cat, is it?

posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 9:25 p.m.  

Lucy, so ironic really, us National Park go-ers must have lots of free time in the off-season. I have been working in National Parks for four years.

Anonymous...alas, it is certainly a real cat.

posted by Blogger Unknown : 11:48 p.m.  

Oh sorry, its a very cute looking cat and I am sure it will bring you many hours of joy and many more scars!

posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2:04 p.m.  

This was the first scarring attempt made. It is fading slowly and at some point hopefully in the near future it will no longer be a scar.

Cats have a way about them. In fact she wasn't mine to begin with. My roomate left her in my care. I still do not consider myself a "cat" person but she grew on me. I would give anything to have my Alaskan Malamute back. I guess I'm an animal lover...except for scaly thingsand things with more than 4 legs.

posted by Blogger Unknown : 2:10 p.m.  


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