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[gap size=”40px”][text_output]What’s your favorite cat poem? Please share in the comments below.
Doesn’t this sound like the purrfect purrdicament?
[/text_output][gap size=”20px”][text_output]It does to me! And everyone will just have to understand. Enjoying life is all about having the right priorities.“A Cat in My Lap” is such a popular poem among cat lovers. I originally read it when my grandmother included it in a hand-written card she sent me many years ago. It’s one of my all-time favorites. I just had to couple it with a favorite photo from an awesome shoot with the talented Ed Steele of Ed Steele Photography LLC done in 2012.
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Purrs,
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I just saw this beautiful poem posted on Facebook. I am so glad it finally came into my life (74 years young!) Thanks to you for re-posting. If you can forward thanks to Karen Boxell that would be lovely. Cheers for all you do!