Caturday funnies: that sinking feeling — Chris The Story Reading Ape’s Blog

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Bicycle (39)

Bicycle (39)

A shout out to women over forty!

Originally posted on Two on a Rant: This is a copy/paste of a post by Amanda Ricks.     Basically, this is a reblog of a reblog of a post from women …

A shout out to women over forty!

One cat, two cats, three cats

“Thar be cats here!” Gun Roswell

One cat, two cats, three cats

At first, one solemn cat appeared
Then another joined it on the pier
Then a third one from somewhere
Came along side the two dears
Turning my head along the beach
I thought that the total number had reached
But as I turned back to take a look
Something really inside me shock
The litter had grown to a number so high
I thought it was about to take flight
The cats had come out en masse
And it wasn’t any kind of religious mass
As they all started to meow
It would have scared the farmers cow
The noises raining everywhere so loudly
As the felines were singing proudly
Then an instant it all stopped
And before anyone realized
All them cats, were gone

@ShashaSelflove 3/20/20 – And then there is the Chaos

We have been here before, yet the dynamics were different. Polio, Typhoid, 9/11, Hurricane Sandy and a few others. There are some of us that are …

@ShashaSelflove 3/20/20 – And then there is the Chaos

Quote For The Day 3-21-2020

Quote For The Day 3-21-2020

The Monochrome Experience: Dadaist Gadget

A pleasant surprise: a woman with a cat in a transparent backpack roamed quietly through the old town. Tristan Tzara would have drooped with envy: it…

The Monochrome Experience: Dadaist Gadget

Celebration: A Poem for World Poetry Day

Today is World Poetry Day. Denise Levertov (1923-1997) British-born American poet, known for her anti-Vietnam war poems in the 1960s and 1970s, which…

Celebration: A Poem for World Poetry Day