Tuesday, January 08, 2019

Normal service will be resumed on Saturday.

Due to my secretary's shameful absence of mind (she told me I had given her too much work to do), last Saturday's blog entry did not take place. As loyal readers know, I tried to use a computer when I was a kitten (see photo above).
But my paws could not cope with the keyboard, so I am reliant on my human to type.
She let me down.
Yours
 George.
PS. I shall pee on her pillow.
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3 comments:

  1. da tabbies o trout towneJanuary 08, 2019

    dood..peein on de pillow soundz like a GRATE eye dea !!!! thanx for de tip ☺☺

    happee 2019 two ewe N yur staff !!

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  2. CAT VictoriaJanuary 09, 2019

    Why I'm not surprised? It won't be the first time either she let you down! Revenge is good!

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