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May 05, 2006

Happy Rainy Friday

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While the rest of the family was rushing about preparing for the weekend, Sherman snuck quietly back into bed. I discovered him several hours later and took a few shots for my Friday cat-blogging subject.

He was not amused by the Photo Op activity at all. (click for enlarged image)

After this picture was taken, he retreated completely back under the comforter.

There is probably a lesson in this, but I will leave it up to you to suggest an appropriate caption.

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Posted by David St Lawrence at 12:14 PM in Cat Blogging |

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