Snow Sez by T. Shepherd for September 20, 2020

Cats have a force field.

Unless it’s a fishing cat.

Well, that explains a lot.

Tell that to Garfield.

Nicely done, Snow; nicely done. It reminds me of a toothpaste commercial I saw as a kid – I always did wonder how they made that happen; now I know – they had a cat to help with the special effects!

I had one cat with amazing fur. Each hair was a helix. It was terrifically soft and warm. When he came in out of the rain, all it took was two long petting strokes and he was dry!

I guess Snow kitty isn’t a Turkish Van. They love water and will go for a dip when they feel like it.

Mine never goes outside except for the screened in porch so she sees very few puddles, unless we’ve hosed it down. Today though, the porch is her forest! Two nights in a row of temps in the frost range and all of our Hibiscus are sheltering there. We’ll wheel them out tomorrow to enjoy the last of the warm temps before they’re stuck inside. Not nearly as much fun when they’re not huddled together.

That’s true, Snow!

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https://www.wormsandgermsblog.com/files/2009/10/wet_cat1.jpg

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Calm, cool and collected…thy name is CAT.

Yee-HA! Whadda hoot!