FurBabies by Nancy Beiman for September 17, 2024

Floof is very smart to be able to read at such a young age. Most kittens can’t read until . . . never.

Well it’ll certainly be hotter if they don’t go for a walk.

That story was too short, now we need a version that’s too long, and one that’s just right.

At least we know they lived happily ever after, despite everything in between….

Cats can read. They also understand dogs. The hidden world of cats is a wonder.

That’s one way to cut to the chase.

I like that, with the missing pages, you can fill in the details in between with your imagination, Floof. Maybe they didn’t have porridge. Maybe it was steak and lobster. The possibilities are endless!

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Off Topic: a capybara is on the loose in Shropshire, UK>

We can only hope the three bears get better porridge in Floof’s version of the story.

I have a picture of my first cat, Pixel the tuxie, reading Newsweek.