It is the family feline...the much maligned "Saffy." T1 was actually holding her in her lap, and stuck a nearby "American Girl" doll hat on her. The cat was truly tolerant of the hat being there...long enough for me to grab the camera anyway. I think she just keeps telling herself, "it's this, or the pound....it's this, or the pound."
Horray! Cats in Hats! You know what they say: if it bleeds, it leads — unless there's a cute animal photo. (They, being the editors of the world, actually spell it ledes, though, to avoid confusion with leads as in the heavy metals.) My lack of commenting is due to the fact that ai've been too busy to check any blogs this week, not the political content. I agree wholeheartedly that it's absurd for the maligned wife to have to stand there while America collectively wonders, "why did he cheat on you with a hooker?"
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Please tell me that is the family feline...how did you get the hat to stay on his head long enough to shoot the picture.
It is the family feline...the much maligned "Saffy." T1 was actually holding her in her lap, and stuck a nearby "American Girl" doll hat on her. The cat was truly tolerant of the hat being there...long enough for me to grab the camera anyway. I think she just keeps telling herself, "it's this, or the pound....it's this, or the pound."
photo no doubt subconsciously inspired by too many readings of
'the cat in the hat'
Horray! Cats in Hats! You know what they say: if it bleeds, it leads — unless there's a cute animal photo. (They, being the editors of the world, actually spell it ledes, though, to avoid confusion with leads as in the heavy metals.)
My lack of commenting is due to the fact that ai've been too busy to check any blogs this week, not the political content. I agree wholeheartedly that it's absurd for the maligned wife to have to stand there while America collectively wonders, "why did he cheat on you with a hooker?"
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