Close encounters of the furred kind

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Pardon my post-natal brain, but it's only just occurred to me that I could post MOVING images of Katy here. This thought struck me only a month after it also occurred to me I could make little videos in the first place using my trusty phone. Sigh ... and I have to start work again in June, how ever will I persuade people I can still think straight?
This mini-epic features Katy playing with what used to be a cat toy - formerly property of Tsi-Tsa - who doesn't seem to quite agree with this redistribution of wealth!

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Anonymous said…
...formerly property of Tsi-Tsa - who doesn't seem to quite agree with this redistribution of wealth!

No indeed - But I'm impressed by such sang-froid from such a shy cat.

D.
26 March 2009 at 17:55
rjk said…
Ah, she's a dark horse (as well as a black cat) and I have the impression that although her fat sister nicks all her food, Tsi-Tsa is actually top cat in their relationship!
27 March 2009 at 20:35
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