Surprise Kitty
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
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2 Comments:
You do know the obligatory response to this, don't you? (Well, as observed coming from middle- and older-aged women.)
"Awwww . . . cute!"
Kittens. Yes, you did warn us. And a relaxing diversion, however brief.
mirror neurons! LoL :)
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