Crumpet

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Anonymous said…
Heather- Beautiful Cat! But, then, I am a big cat lover! ;)

Kelly/flyingmom
17 October, 2006 16:47
Julie in Ohio said…
How sweet! Kitty is almost grown up now!

-- Julie in a certain town west of y'all ;)
17 October, 2006 19:19
Anonymous said…
That is a great picture!
18 October, 2006 15:10
Hindsfeet said…
Oops, Kelly, I told you that was Farly, but now I see it was Crumpet! They look a lot alike, but they are different shades of grey and Crumpet has that white spot on her chest (and as you know already, Farl has that "backwards" hair at her shoulder blades).

Not that it's important which cat it is, LOL. I see I even put "Crumpet" in the description. I guess preggy brain is setting in.

Umm... Julie... glad to see you here... but *should* I see you here? ;) I've been praying.

Thanks Amy!
18 October, 2006 15:21
Anonymous said…
Sure, why not? I still visit blogs from time to time... ;)

I'm doing better these days. Very excited about Baby's arrival next month! Let me know if I can help with anything. :)
18 October, 2006 21:36
joy said…
hi there! i am a friend of olivia's and i love to lurk around all of these fellow Christian women's blogs:o) i just wanted to say congratulations on the upcoming birth of your precious girlie. u must be so excited! i have 2 girls and so i am biased...but girls are the best! i pray u have a safe delivery and speedy recovery!
28 October, 2006 20:51
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