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breezes at dawn 
This cat reminds me of my grandma’s far, where the cats use to lay on top of the cement well cover. 🙂 When I was a kid 50 years ago…
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That’s when I was a kid, too, Dawn. 🙂
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You have such a beautiful cat. S/he looks like a sweet natured little critter, too. 🙂
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Thank you, Marcy. She is very sweet natured. Dumb as a rock, but sweet as can be. Except with her sister when they are trying to decide who is the alpha cat this week. I’ve seen Bella (the kitty in the picture) come back with a mouthful of Izzy’s fur after they’ve been chasing each other.
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She looks like a sweetheart. And siblings fight — nothing new there. 😉
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I’m sure she/he is great to cuddle up with on these cold winter days. 🙂
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She is, Cathy. A great lap warmer. 😀
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Sweet love!
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Very sweet, Eliza. 🙂
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Lovely kitty.
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I will tell her you said so, Colline. 🙂
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Awww… sweet!
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Thank you, Gunta. 🙂
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hehe! I like the contrast of the stonework to the mottle of the cat, maybe that’s not contrast but similarity–i might suck at technical terms but it’s nice!
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I suck at technical terms too, Elisa, so it sounds good to me. 😀
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