May 23, 2007

This Is The Way We Wash Our Paw

We all have dreams.

Faye Murrell, cat owner and resident Crazy, has seen her dream of turning her feline into a mute, palsied magic midget with table manners come true.

Believe it.

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May 23, 2007 11:10:46 AM | Cultural Sensitivity

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