I was thrust into life with a cat without warning. No experience, no=20
expectations. I do have the advantage of a soft heart for all living=20
creatures.  My best guess is that a conscience deity had some motive.  I=20
have been a slow learner, but I have accepted my role and it is not=20
master.  Is it unusual for a 15 pound cat to feed treats to hundred=20
pound dogs?  The best I can do is to expect the unexpected and accept my=20
inferiority.

On 12/30/2015 4:07 AM, Chris Roper wrote:
> My cats are Engineers.
> I once left a box containing packets of cat food on the counter.
> The elder cat jumped up and pushed it over the edge so that it broke open=
..
> The younger one then selected a packet and neatly split it in two with a
> claw.
> When I walked into the kitchen they were each happily eating their own ha=
lf
> of the spoils of their team work.
>
> Glad to see so many of us keep cats.
> Compliments of the Season.
> Chris

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John Ferrell W8CCW
    Julian NC 27283
  It is better to walk alone,
than with a crowd going the wrong direction.
                   --Diane Grant


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