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Aunt Jemimah - 04 Mar 2006 17:56 GMT

Hey

Say...when you gonna post some pictures of you kitty?
all this hype, but I've never seen her...
what does she look like? I wouldn't mind seeing...

ha! for some reason your posts just seem to resonate with me
remember the one...you had changed your nym to MS
I really liked how it just flowed, know what I mean?

aight now, so hows about you get kitty purring and post a few pics...
;)

Later

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Aunt Jemimah - 04 Mar 2006 18:09 GMT

> aight now, so hows about you get kitty purring and post a few pics...
> ;)
>
> Later

oh sorry, I've just always thought about Brandy when I see your name...

but meant to ping Margarita Salt

soo cute

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Margarita Salt - 04 Mar 2006 18:31 GMT

Aunt Jemimah <bigbadbarry@adelphia.net> wrote in
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>> aight now, so hows about you get kitty purring and post a few
>> pics... ;)
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>
> soo cute

Same difference. ;)

http://home.comcast.net/~savvycat/kamipatio.jpg

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"...practically no one in the world is entirely bad or
entirely good... motives are often more important than
actions." -- Eleanore Roosevelt

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Aunt Jemimah - 04 Mar 2006 21:41 GMT

> Same difference. ;)

...

> http://home.comcast.net/~savvycat/kamipatio.jpg

woah! a ghost cat; vewy pwitty.
she looks super sweet.

Last night, I went to the local art festival downtown (lynchburg)...
it was a mardigrab thing beads and jambalaya...and a very sweet jazz
band.
free wine and croudette.

one of the artist was a photographer, she had several really nice
pictures of cats.
I imagine it is hard to photograph some cats...If I took Jupiter to
this photographer's studio, the ride there would probably make for a
bad photo session...(I don't want pictures of Jupiter while she's
distressed)...then I thought the photographer could come here...but
then I thought what a shanty I live in...so that option is out...oh
well...
that's what web cams are for.

I have a pretty creative eye; maybe once I get a nice camera I can take
a few around here. This place reminds me of something out of the movie
"wild orchid"..

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Margarita Salt - 04 Mar 2006 22:00 GMT

Aunt Jemimah <bigbadbarry@adelphia.net> wrote in
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>> Same difference. ;)
> ...
>> http://home.comcast.net/~savvycat/kamipatio.jpg
>
> woah! a ghost cat; vewy pwitty.

She knows that

> she looks super sweet.

Looks can be deceiving. ;) She is 90% of the time. Sweeter now than
when she was younger, that's for sure.

> one of the artist was a photographer, she had several really nice
> pictures of cats.
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> take a few around here. This place reminds me of something out of
> the movie "wild orchid"..

It's hard to take pictures of Kami because she always approaches the
camera. She won't stay put! For this picture we were out on the patio
and it was bright and glary, so she's turned and squinting. Usually
you can see her BRIGHT blue eyes much better.

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"...practically no one in the world is entirely bad or
entirely good... motives are often more important than
actions." -- Eleanore Roosevelt

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Elizabeth Blake - 04 Mar 2006 23:25 GMT

"Margarita Salt" <brandyalx@kittylittercomcast.net> wrote in message

> It's hard to take pictures of Kami because she always approaches the
> camera. She won't stay put! For this picture we were out on the patio
> and it was bright and glary, so she's turned and squinting. Usually
> you can see her BRIGHT blue eyes much better.

Tiger does the same thing. She sees me pointing something at her, she's
gotta come over and investigate.

Kami is very pretty. For some reason, I always thought she was a tabby.

--
Liz

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Margarita Salt - 05 Mar 2006 00:13 GMT

Elizabeth Blake <poodlebone@NOSPAMearthlink.net> wrote in
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> "Margarita Salt" <brandyalx@kittylittercomcast.net> wrote in
> message
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> --
> Liz

Her mom was a Lilac Lynx Point siamese. Don't know about her dad. Her
fur is very soft and rarely mats, like a ragdoll. I have the head and
shoulders portion of this picture on my Visa card. First National
allows you to upload images and design your own card. Of course it had
to be Kami! Now I can show her to everyone. :)

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entirely good... motives are often more important than
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Aunt Jemimah - 05 Mar 2006 02:02 GMT

> Her mom was a Lilac Lynx Point siamese. Don't know about her dad. Her
> fur is very soft and rarely mats, like a ragdoll. I have the head and
> shoulders portion of this picture on my Visa card. First National
> allows you to upload images and design your own card. Of course it had
> to be Kami! Now I can show her to everyone. :)

I know a cat like that..very plush fine hair...unbelieveably soft.

that's cool about the Visa Card, but you forgot to post the number,
name, exp, and sec code. how much is on it? you think I might could get
me some new Timberlands?

heh heh

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Margarita Salt - 05 Mar 2006 03:25 GMT

Aunt Jemimah <bigbadbarry@adelphia.net> wrote in
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>> Her mom was a Lilac Lynx Point siamese. Don't know about her
>> dad. Her fur is very soft and rarely mats, like a ragdoll. I
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>
> I know a cat like that..very plush fine hair...unbelieveably soft.

Plush, that's a way to describe it. After a good brushing, which she
LOVES, you can hardly feel it when you stroke her. She's so snuggable.

> that's cool about the Visa Card, but you forgot to post the
> number, name, exp, and sec code. how much is on it? you think I
> might could get me some new Timberlands?
>
> heh heh

Oh, pardon me, it's 4301... Hey... wait a minute...

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"...practically no one in the world is entirely bad or
entirely good... motives are often more important than
actions." -- Eleanore Roosevelt

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