Bennett's real-looking fake kitten tagged along to Grandpa and Grandma's for an evening around the campfire over the weekend. She (Bennett tells me that calico cats are almost always female) had the good fortune of meeting the neighbor's horse, Daisy, while there. Daisy did not seem to be very impressed with the kitten. She looks as though she's about to eat the cat, but rest assured...Daisy and the kitty are on opposite sides of the electric fence. Bennett would never truly jeopardize the the life of Real-Looking Fake Kitten. I'm pretty sure that this kitten was the best $5.99 we've spent on our child, as far as toys go.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Real-Looking Fake Kitten Meets Daisy
Bennett's real-looking fake kitten tagged along to Grandpa and Grandma's for an evening around the campfire over the weekend. She (Bennett tells me that calico cats are almost always female) had the good fortune of meeting the neighbor's horse, Daisy, while there. Daisy did not seem to be very impressed with the kitten. She looks as though she's about to eat the cat, but rest assured...Daisy and the kitty are on opposite sides of the electric fence. Bennett would never truly jeopardize the the life of Real-Looking Fake Kitten. I'm pretty sure that this kitten was the best $5.99 we've spent on our child, as far as toys go.
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6 comments:
Why would Daisy be impressed with Real looking fake kitten when it looks like she can't even see it? What is over her head? You need to clarify, missy!
p.s. I'm feeding your kids sodium this weekend!
Bennett is correct that any cat with three or more colors in it's fur is nearly always a female. Love, Great Auntie
I just love reading about the adventures of Real-Looking Fake Kitten. It always brings a smile to my face. Keep 'em coming!
Real Looking Fake Kitten is probably headed on a roadtrip out of state this weekend. I anticipate she'll be introduced to Aunt Lindsey's dog, Emma. Could be interesting!
We don't have a "real looking" fake kitten but we do have a fake kitten that meows and moves. Emma doesn't think much of it so I don't think Real-looking Fake Kitten will cause too much of a stir. If so, we'll just keep the Kitten in a cage as to not cause too many waves! Just joking...we'll just take Emma to the pound.
Has anyone ever told you that real looking fake kitten looks like a real looking real guinea pig from a distance?
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