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Dahlias versus cats

vikingcraftsman

14 years ago

Well I took the cats bench for my dahlias. The wife and daughter wanted me to build another bench for the cats. I think Cornel looks good on this bench that I build to replace the one I took.

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jroot
14 years ago
There is room to share with the cat, I think. Thanks for posting.
vikingcraftsman
Original Author
14 years ago
I put an old towel on top of it. With in a half hour Aunt Penny was sleeping on it in the dinning room. another project well served.
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oscarthecat
14 years ago
WHERE IS THE CAT? Steve S.
jroot
14 years ago
I assume that Aunt Penny is the cat. LOL
vikingcraftsman
Original Author
14 years ago
Yes Aunt Penny is a cat. She took over and nursed Oriens babies who became to sick to take care of her babies. So Aunt Penny had 7 babies to take care of.
Poochella
14 years ago
Go Aunt Penny, for raising the orphans! Any self-respecting cat would be curled up basking in the sun on top of your nice bench in a New York minute. Must have been feeding time?

I really miss having outdoor cats in the gardens. They're all stuck indoors for survival nowdays and only occasionally get to charge an invading squirrel or bird on the deck, only to be thwarted from their prey by that darn glass door.

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