Hiding cat

Have you ever noticed that most cats are great at playing "hide and go
seek"?
They always win. I can seldom find them, but they always manage to
find me.

I have one cat that manages to squeeze between a wall and a desk in
order to get into a small
cubby hole that is in the back of the desk.

Cat behavior is interesting and comical at times. I recently
downloaded a really good ebook
about cat behavior at whydoesmycatdothat.com. I talks about
nutrition, scratching, and even
about playing with your cat. I was surprised at the information.

Anyway, I really enjoy watching the antics of my cats. I am still
amazed at some of the places that they can find to hide.

JR

On 2006-06-12, penned:
Have you ever noticed that most cats are great at playing "hide and
go seek"? They always win. I can seldom find them, but they always
manage to find me.

I have one cat that manages to squeeze between a wall and a desk in
order to get into a small cubby hole that is in the back of the
desk.

Cat behavior is interesting and comical at times. I recently
downloaded a really good ebook about cat behavior at
whydoesmycatdothat.com. I talks about nutrition, scratching, and
even about playing with your cat. I was surprised at the
information.

Anyway, I really enjoy watching the antics of my cats. I am still
amazed at some of the places that they can find to hide.

JR

This reads a lot like a "check out this cool link (that I'm
advertising, even though I am pretending to contribute to the group)."

The word "sells" in the email address doesn't do anything to disabuse
me of that notion.

If you're a real person with a real interest in cats, stick around,
chat a bit.

--
monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca

Monique Y. Mudama wrote:

This reads a lot like a "check out this cool link (that I'm
advertising, even though I am pretending to contribute to the group)."

The word "sells" in the email address doesn't do anything to disabuse
me of that notion.

LOL, no kidding. Well, at least it's *relevant* spam.

Joyce

"Monique Y. Mudama" wrote in message
...
On 2006-06-12, penned:
Have you ever noticed that most cats are great at playing "hide and
go seek"? They always win. I can seldom find them, but they always
manage to find me.

I have one cat that manages to squeeze between a wall and a desk in
order to get into a small cubby hole that is in the back of the
desk.

Cat behavior is interesting and comical at times. I recently
downloaded a really good ebook about cat behavior at
whydoesmycatdothat.com. I talks about nutrition, scratching, and
even about playing with your cat. I was surprised at the
information.

Anyway, I really enjoy watching the antics of my cats. I am still
amazed at some of the places that they can find to hide.

JR

This reads a lot like a "check out this cool link (that I'm
advertising, even though I am pretending to contribute to the group)."

The word "sells" in the email address doesn't do anything to disabuse
me of that notion.

If you're a real person with a real interest in cats, stick around,
chat a bit.

Yeah, he's SPAMming rpch+b using the name "JR" but advertising the same
site.

--

Hugs,

CatNipped

See all my masters at: http://www.PossiblePlaces.com/CatNipped/




--
monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca

wrote:
Monique Y. Mudama wrote:

This reads a lot like a "check out this cool link (that I'm
advertising, even though I am pretending to contribute to the group)."

The word "sells" in the email address doesn't do anything to disabuse
me of that notion.

LOL, no kidding. Well, at least it's *relevant* spam.

Joyce

Well, yeah. Doesn't bother me though. At least it's on topic, and less
inappropriate and tasteless than some of the postings I've read lately.


Sherry