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Posted by sean on February 24, 2009
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KaliDurga
/ February 24, 2009Scratchy was so symmetrically marked and Fiznit is so… not. Makes her very interesting looking.Cats are so awesome.
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/ February 25, 2009Yes, I can see how her asymmetry would add to her charm. It should also go well with her crazy old lady cat look as she gets older ;)That does look like an interesting book. I had no idea that owls have such a long life-span. Or that they like to cuddle.
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