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this was the cute kitten who visited my home in May 2007 |
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appropriate food is one of the standard amenities for life forms visiting me |
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wasn't here all that long, only the one visit, just lots of photos recorded. Later seen to reside in the neighborhood. |
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hearing some mowling on his door step in November 2006, soft touch Bob opened the door to see this cute kitten |
Kitten02
cute kitten was mostly interested in getting inside (which Bob never allows because he's a territorial critter and his lease agrees by prohibiting pets) |
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but Bob does always feed a life form that sticks around long enough to be fed, so that it can proceed nourished to roam the rest of the world |
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this cute kitten was a little strange compared to predecessor TooNah |
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instead of being mostly interested in food, this one was more into trying to get inside the warmer than outside house (not allowable as previously noted) |
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but we are a cute little kitten anyway and got our photo(s) recorded for this album |
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Oops! barking dog, not immediately making chase against cute little kitten but bark bark bark!!! |
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amazingly, cute little kitten stood its ground near soft touch Bob and didn't run away as the dog continued barking |
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very watchful of course but holding position next to soft touch Bob, not running, only watching until the barking dog's owner showed up to reclaim the potential threat to kittenhood |
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barking dog duly taken back to its residence, kitten curled up on the porch |
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nice portrait of Bob's new little friend |
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not all that interested in the provided food from soft touch Bob but we will consume it a little bit at a time. |
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an additional photo of the cute little kitten which has not previously been shown |
Turned out that a neighbor had already fed cute little kitten an entire can of food only an hour before. Unlike TooNah and CoDoR before her, this kitten was a one time visit. | I don't know whether this one returned to a usual home somewhere or whether the exterminators of dumb little kittens like TooNah showed up to add this one to their hundreds per year of exterminated little life forms. |
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named on the theory "you are what you eat", the August 2005 cute kitten visited often enough to acquire a name, "TooNah" |
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TooNah was a pretty little kitten and visited often over an extended period of time |
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TooNah did have one fatal flaw |
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she was so acclimated to people that when the criminal thugs from the "Humane" Society (what a fraudulent name) came around to take her in to be exterminated, as they do with hundreds of kittens every year, TooNah was friendly to them too |
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but for a little while TooNah was satisfied with the nice chilled tuna that soft touch Bob provided | she also made a wonderful lap warmer in the cold weather |
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it was ultra cold the night in December 1978 that this cute kitten showed up at my door when I returned to my then residence from being out on the town |
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she promptly took over my then office as well as my home |
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bossgirl CoDoR supervising |
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After outplacement for cause, CoDoR had some splaining to do to her longer term human. So she brought that human (from about half a block away) over to see me as part of splaining why she'd been away for ten days. |
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Her regular human had a different name for her which I don't recall now nearly 29 years later. |
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this was the beginning of the end of CoDoR's ten day visit. She proceeded to destroy my decorated tree along with other misbehaviors. So what you're looking at is the underlying reason no subsequent cute kittens have gotten into my home. |
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