Well, I threw away that potato, and what do I get? Louis invites the whole neighborhood over to have a party. He's such a rebellious boy, I don't know what to do....Okay, so he didn't really do any of that. He's a cat, right? But it was rather funny the other day when the neighbor cat, Charles, came to visit. He sat on the front porch and he and Louis just looked at each other throught he window. Louis really wanted to go out and play. But he can't beacause he's a inside cat. And Charley couldn't come in. So they just looked. They've done this sort of thing before. Louis used to sit on the window sill inside, and one day Charley jumped up on the outside sill and they sat there as close as they could get, on either side of the window pane. It was really cute. What makes it even funnier, is that they look exactly the same. Charley's owners once thought that we were taking him away when we took Louis to my parent's house one day. It's fun having the "same" cat. Both black with a little white on their chest.
I bet you guys think I'm crazy blogging about my cat... Boy, what's next?
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Us parents like blogging about our kids.
If my mom had a blog she might tell you all her stories about her cat and dog when she and Grandpa were first married and lived out on the farm. Our pets are just like kids in so many ways.
That is cute that Louis and Charley look so much alike. Is Charley the cat that lives upstairs?
No, Charley lives in the green house next door. The upstairs cats aren't very social. At least they don't come out to play.
Did Charlie's owners call the cops or anything? When and how did they figure out that Charlie was still home?
I just need to know these things!
No, their Mom told me one night how her kids were saying, "Mom, they're taking Charley!" She must've known that we also had a black cat or that Charley was really inside or something, because she said it was our own cat.
Priscilla - I was wondering the same things!
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