Ten Cats by Graham Harrop for November 26, 2016

Chesney, Chesney, Chesney. Straighten up and fly right!

Eldo, Thanks for the amplification! I can’t type that much.

Just watched my favorite Thanksgiving movie, “Pieces of April’” With my all-star Patricia Clarkson and a young Katie Holmes. Gave my tear ducts a little workout.

Next up: Edward Scissorhands for Christmas. By a young Tim Burton, with a baby-face Johnny Depp and Winona Rider.

Happy Caturday, Graham Crackers!

I need batteries.

Happy Caturday, Y’all!! >^..^<

Enjoy your Caturday, fellow Graham crackers. After going over my five sources of kitty pictures this morning, I found only three pictures worth sharing with you. Enjoy.

When you get married and your kitty reminds both of you that you are marrying not just “her”.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10207249367144208&set=o.331800560506891&type=3&theater

When there’s a spill in the kitchen, it’s the kitty cleanup crew to the rescue.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10207249367144208&set=o.331800560506891&type=3&theater

I refer to my pampered cat as “his majesty”, but he has nothing on this kitty. Check it out.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10207249380544543&set=o.331800560506891&type=3&theater

Chesney, that big mouth of yours is not going to be used for eating today. Enjoy the loading dock.

I wonder what Jack has done that he is sitting next to Chesney? Is it his sympathy to Chesney?

In Germany we have a proverb: “Geteiltes Leid ist halbes Leid”. Meaning is: If you share your suffering it will be half so big, so you must not suffer so much.

Jack obviously loves Chesney!

But that is what we – the Graham Crackers – all do, too.

Agree with Marge!!! Misery loves company so Jack will share the loading dock burden with pal Chesney. But, must confess, I giggled at the mention of the ‘defibrillator.’

Yes, Chesney, she knows your voice, ALL TOO WELL! :-D

Great pictures today. :)