Sunday, April 27, 2008
6 comments:
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Not a good one to look at of a Monday morning, Sackers.
ReplyDeletewhy is she trying to drown the poor little kitten in the kitchen sink?
ReplyDeleteYou're supposed to put it in a sack with a brick and throw it in the canal!
You can take the test again if you like, BA...
ReplyDeletei wuv the ittie bitty teeny weenie wittle bitty eenie weeny kitty
ReplyDeleteThe kitten doesn't seem too uncomfortable. If you are careful, always have the water at the right temperature, and don't scare them, cats can become accustomed to being bathed, though many never really like it.
ReplyDeleteThis is necessary for people who are allergic to cats: Bathing your cat once a week usually completely controls the allergy.
Hi, Stephen. Yes, it's just that it's a classic picture of misery trustingly endured! Good point about allergy, hadn't occurred to me.
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