A Tribute to Oliver & Annie Mew-Mew »
Posted By Spadecaller 4 months, 2 weeks ago in Arts & EntertainmentSet to the music of Debussy’s Petite Suite - 1st Movement, this Spadecaller video entitled “ A Tribute to Oliver & Annie Mew-Mew” features photos of two new family members – a pair of Maine **** Kittens.
Under the loving care of Oliver and Annie Mew-Mew, I have been at home recuperating from surgery and pneumonia. These feisty fluff balls never fail to remind me about priorities and the simplest pleasures of life. The smell of fresh ground coffee, a fragrant flower, the touch of their soft paw pads on my cheeks, basking in the warm rays of the morning sun, and listening to Oliver and Annie Mew-Mew’s symphonies of purrs are the greatest prescription a doctor could order. Hope you enjoy meeting them too.
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Spadecaller4 months, 2 weeks ago
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Thanks EE. They are angels ... and it's not the painkillers, because my wife is having the same experience.
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They play tag, hide and seek, they hold each other when they nap, and they take turns preening and grooming each other. They fetch the ball and jump onto the bed with their toys in their mouths so I can throw it again for them. During the afternoon when my wife is at work, they both nap beside me on the bed. I think they know I am recovering for something. I noticed that they have sniffed my wound
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