Well, not mine – I don’t blog about mine and we’ve already established I don’t have any pets. But pussy here has good taste in men, and she’s not about to put up with anyone grabbing her without explicit consent. She is unmoved by fame, fortune, and notoriety. In fact, she’ll stare you down and if the claws come out, I guarantee you’ll flinch first.
This pussy doesn’t much like horndogs, hotdogs, or hound dogs. She can see right through B.S., and the only peace offering possible is respect for her personal space.
Vote for Mr. Trump? Not if he rolled himself in catnip and came with a lifetime supply of ahi tuna.
HollyJahangiri
Holly Jahangiri is the author of Trockle; A Puppy, Not a Guppy; Innocents & Demons; and A New Leaf for Lyle. You can find her books on Amazon at http://amazon.com/author/hollyjahangiri. For more information on her children's books, please visit http://jahangiri.us/books.
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So many places NOT to go with this one.
I will preserve decorum.
But it appears we’re on the same team, which is always reassuring.
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I think I managed to maintain as much decorum as the subject demanded. 😉 Nice to be in such pleasant company, Alicia.
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Right on Holly! I totally appreciate your sentiments in regard to Trump’s constantly astonishing and inappropriate comments. I guess it’s good to know exactly what he thinks though. At least we know his unrepressed position on almost everything.
I used to think it was better to know precisely what people thought and believed, too. Now, I’m kind of wishing we could stuff that genie back into its ugly, brownish-orange bottle and not know. But if there’s a cobra in the room with you, it’s best to know where it is, rather than to imagine it hiding in the couch cushions with all its baby cobras. To know, or not to know… that is the question. If you figure out the answer, let me know.
Actually, it’s fine to know – what’s disturbing is learning it about people you really believed were nicer than they are.
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