Remarkable



                That sickly little ginger's eye is open again!
Oh she's loving her new sister in crime!
Look at them on the pedestal taking on all comers!

Shouldn't have been in the zone and you wouldn't 
have gotten bit on the ass!
Oh now it's on, whoever is king of the mountain 
is master of all they survey!

Frenzy and pandemonium at the call of dinner bell 
is part of the ritual, aids in digestion!

I stole it fair and square, besides, I thought you 
were giving it to me, no it's mine now, 
step back, fool., you left it!
I will buy some time with this burger 
under the couch while you compose yourself 
and deal with it.

Ear wiggle on their backs getting pampered 
and holding baba with all four paws time! 
That one is not too big for a bottle, 
every kitty deserves a baba!

Corn kitty has such grace, such style, 
buttered up chest fur and look to the side 
chew finishing and dive back into the corn. 
She is actually using the paws as corncob holders, t
urning the corn for a fresh row!

Michael Jackson kitty is back, he is actually 
watching beat it and doing the moves!

Singing kitty licks his/her lips to come in in harmony, what a good kitty, so beautiful!

Aww every kitty deserves a Japanese girl 
to spoil it and tuck it in, give it a kiss goodnight!
Jackpot!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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December 29, 2023 at 12:18 PM
Have you been watching youtube videos or reels on Instagram? There are a lot of what you mentioned on there.. nicely done.
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December 29, 2023 at 1:01 PM
Yes! This is part of my end of day rewind. The furry little clowns, Leos. Thank yiu, Silent One.
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