Daughter Caroline has had many pets over the years. Rat Reepacheep hangs with more traditional pet, Belle, in Caroline's room. Once upon a time, Caroline contemplated becoming a veterinarian. She's always loved animals. In Ridgeland, she used to find wounded animals and try to nurse them back to health. She found baby birds, mostly, but one time brought in a little bitty fruit bat. Creepy. Most of her patients didn't make it, but her heart was in the right place.
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Dr. Doolittle.
Daughter Caroline has had many pets over the years. Rat Reepacheep hangs with more traditional pet, Belle, in Caroline's room. Once upon a time, Caroline contemplated becoming a veterinarian. She's always loved animals. In Ridgeland, she used to find wounded animals and try to nurse them back to health. She found baby birds, mostly, but one time brought in a little bitty fruit bat. Creepy. Most of her patients didn't make it, but her heart was in the right place.
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Rat Reepacheep...cute :)
A friend of mine named her cat: "Dog" pronounced "Dee-O-Gee." Clever.
A buddy of mine named Curt Curtis named his dog "dog-dog", his cat "cat-cat" and his boat- you guessed it- "boat-boat".
(and for you non-Narnia fans, Reepacheep is the name of the fighting mouse in a couple of those books/movies).
And Sherri Jameson had a cat, Sweet Baby Precious. Er, I think I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. Yep.
I remember SBP. That cat would run if you even spelled b-a-t-h. Stupid cat.
Didn't that cat get banged in the driveway? Oh, wait, I'm thinking about something else.
Er, yeah. Wrong cat.
I meant banged up, didn't that cat get banged up in the driveway.
Wrong driveway.
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