Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Fancy


In this fancy shop, in this fancy little town, there was a fancy french bed in the middle of the shop. On top of the fancy quilts, that cost a fancy price, was the lovely meezer cat that comes to work every day with her beans. We hope she gets paid well.

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  1. Our mum thinks it's a shame you don't see shop kittys around anymore. We think it's good, or her shopping trips would take 10 times longer than they do now!

    That looks like a lovely meezer.

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  2. The meezer sets of the fancy bed and quilts purrfectly.

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  3. Such a lot of fanciness in juz one pikshur!

    ~Slash

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  4. That meezer looks pretty comfy. Poppy, we loved your daisy mat pictures. You look so pretty on your new mat.

    Love,
    Tazo

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  5. Looks like an easy job. Our humans tells us there's this cat that hangs out in the postal office. Working cats are cool, we thinks.

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  6. Looks like she's sleeping on the job.

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  7. It looks like the Princess and the Pea!

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  8. I love it when you find cats - and possibly dogs - in shops like this. They make such a nice and sweet addition and works wonders for the ambiance!

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  9. What a lovely meezer shop kitty.
    Jazper wonders if she's available...

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  10. Stores with resident kitties or doggies are the best!

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  11. It's good work, if you can get it.

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  12. There is a shop near me, which is dedicated to cats and books--both highly worthy things. There are many cats in the shop and many cat like things. And also some books. I have not been to the shop, because my "beans" to borrow the term, realize I would use the opportunity to conquer the world!
    Yours in Equal Employment Opportunity,
    Jerusalem Jones, R.E.A.D.E.R.

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  13. What a cool job the meezer cat has. I wonder if I can one like that. To be paid to nap. Sounds like a plan.

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  14. There's the shopcat site,
    www.shopcat.com, although they haven't updated it in almost a year.

    Marco

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