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August 9, 2007

Catblogging - A Cold Truth

by Ferdinand T Cat

I'm a skeptic by trade, and usually, when I figure something out, there's this incredible AHA feeling. Sometimes, however, the truth leaves you cold.

According to the vet, a mysterious illness had been hitting older cats for months before the Menu Foods recall. Several months before that, The Other Cat refused to eat her Science Diet, and we switched to Purina.

So I was thinking about this, and also about the reputation cats have for psychic powers, and suddenly, all the pieces fell into place: she had tasted the difference.

Katy curled up in the blue chairSo if Bruce or any other member of his family tells you about how I refuse to eat breakfast until The Other Cat is there with me, now you know why.

Sometimes, the greatest treasures are curled up in a chair just a few feet away.


Respectfully submitted,

Ferdinand T. Cat

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Comments

This is special. How cute! (I have a number of kitties, too. Most of them were abandoned, and I could not let them go after nurturing them back to health.)


Posted by: Rosemary [TypeKey Profile Page] at August 9, 2007 10:42 PM

I LOVE your site!!! Let's see...I'm a conservative cat loving blogger...hmmm....we may have a little in comman! I have been a political activist for years but only recently started blogging. I would love to help you dominate the world for the conservative cause in any way that I can. Check me out some time!


Posted by: Write Side at August 10, 2007 2:03 AM

Ferdy, you sound like you're getting just a little bit sentimental in your... well, let's not say "old age", but perhaps "maturity." This is somewhat disturbing. Please get back to curmudgeonism soon.


Posted by: Suldog at August 10, 2007 9:07 AM

HTML is not allowed in comments; however, if you put in a raw URL (http://www.somewhere.com/page.html) it will automatically be converted to a link.. Also, it is likely your comment will not appear unless you refresh the page manually after posting it.

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