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Saturday, March 05, 2005

Catblogging: Gettin' On A Dash-8 Edition


I'm sure Sam, unlike Cairo, doesn't understand the significance of the garment bag.  He just loves to play on it.

A few more things to finish up here at home, and I'm off to the airport.  Unclear when my next transmission will be--depends on the duration of tonight's festivities.

ntodd

[Update: Bonus pic:

Now that the sun is finally moving north, the front door gives Sam a bigger warm spot to enjoy.]

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Airport? I thought you were driving! Dang, I'm so naive... See you later!

Posted by: Elayne Riggs | Mar 5, 2005 11:38:06 AM

Great pics as usual, NTodd.

I'm persuaded that Stella's older cat Tabitha does understand the significance of luggage and packing. She's a very vocal cat anyway, but she complains incessantly when Stella starts packing.

Have a great trip, NTodd. Don't let the Dash-8 beat you up too badly.

Posted by: Steve Bates | Mar 5, 2005 11:53:45 AM

I, too, thought you were driving. I'm not sure which is the greater worry: airport security or your own car in the city. Anyway, Sam indeed casts a long shadow on life.

Posted by: gootch | Mar 5, 2005 12:20:24 PM

I'm sure Sam, unlike Cairo, doesn't understand the significance of the garment bag. He just loves to play on it.

oh, i'd not be so sure of that. rosey, my wifes dearly departed, would cozy up on the luggage every time she prepared for a trip.

when she would get back, rosey, would christen the bag.

can't wait for film, oh... ah, pixelated pictures at 11.

keep an eye on your luggage.

Posted by: charley | Mar 5, 2005 5:27:45 PM

Your cat pics are wonderful. Thank you for sharing great pics and stories with the world!

Posted by: e., | Mar 6, 2005 7:52:01 PM

My pleasure. Thanks for stopping by!

Posted by: NTodd | Mar 6, 2005 8:29:46 PM

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