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6/26/2005 9:39 pm Blogger Ree

hahahaha! we have a black-and-white-spotted cat too; her name is sonja. my sister picked her up from the gutter, hideous and half-drowned. we didn't think she'd make it. now she's huge, and she looks like a miniature cow. or if you look at her from the top when she's sitting down, she looks like a soccer ball ;p

we recently discovered though, that sonja is actually SANJO--she's a male! now she's a very confused cat. hehe.

i love your cat pictures.    



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