I had the cats first...for years actually. Only one is a real hunter and she let him climb all over her. I guess she saw him as another member. We never left them alone though. Once, we had a bird and it got out of its cage. I came downstairs and saw an empty cage and a trail of feathers. I freaked....but followed the trail to find my cats sunbathing in the dining room with my parakeet hopping around.
We also have guinea pigs and our cats don't care...but my rottweiler thinks they are puppies and once picked one up in her mouth and ran off to a corner with it. It was unharmed. She likes to clean them like puppies.
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Do justice, love kindness and walk humbly with your God
The last temptation that's the greatest treason, is to do the right deed for the wrong reason. T.S. Eliot
Don't celebrate Christmas,In 8 grade Christmas completely died for me,And haven't really celebrated since.I do decorate,Just don't celebrate.
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Santa Claus is really Satan claws.
That's pretty much how my parents see it.
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........Everyone pretend to be sleeping, so he leaves us presents.
When does the Christmas season start for you?
For me it usually started on the 4th of December, when I was a kid. Thats when my mum used to put up the tree and decorations. It's my sisters birthday and that was always part of the day.
Now I usually do the 12 days before and 12 days after, But one thing I do is play christmas carols or classical christmas music while I'm wrapping presents, no matter the time of year. I also read "A Christmas Carol" on pretty much a monthly basis. It's my favourite book ever and feel it's message isn't just for christmas, so I read it whenever I need a bit of that christmas spirit.
Thanks
John
1st of Advent, officially, although I really should start to make puddings and think about my Christmas letters now.
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