That's what happens when you restrict your field of vision to the camera's viewfinder.
18 hours ago
Sunday, April 29, 2007
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Until I downloaded and cropped this photo, I didn't realize that there were two Gratuitous Cats in the frame...
That's what happens when you restrict your field of vision to the camera's viewfinder.
That's what happens when you restrict your field of vision to the camera's viewfinder.
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I like kitties.
I would really like another cat but hubby has more or less said- any more cats and he is gone! (tempting sometimes :-P) smiles! Loupy
Nice cats! Two for one. Looks like the one in the back was wanting in this picture,lol.
Just checking in with Scribbler - and reallllly enjoyed those classic car pics! LOVED the surfer car!
Those cats (in this pic) look like they're up to something... Yep, they've definitely got a plan...
:-)
Hugs and alooooHa!
What a darling couple!
lz
They are planning to move in on you. Watch out!
I am operating a Cat Hospice at my house. Carrying the elderly rascal out for some time in the sun and then back in again.
The way I see it, the foreground cat just did something he expects to be punished for, and the other is coming along to do the same thing.
Joan -- Somehow, I would have expected nothing less from you.
Cool! 2 cats in one.
Gill
2 cats...and both orange!! I LOVE orange cats. Have 8 myself (no typo there)and not a single orange hair among them
you should make a contest for the best caption!
forground cat: "heh, this is MY date arriving, you keep your grubby hands away!"
or
"What you looking at, huh? never seen a red cat before? wanna fight? my buddy is coming to help gang up on you!"
ok, this Birdie is flying off to a safer distance! ;-)
Nice little surprise finding kitty #2 :) Nice photo Scribbler!
I saw the same thing Sunny did. That second cat is walking with purpose...
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