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4 comments:
they are both remarkably adorable! Guess that your town isn't big enough for two such lovelies!! One must go!
Are Sid's eyes really that amazing green??
linda sue you're actually right - they are both sweet cats. there's a long standing turf (or sidewalk) war between them that makes for late-night singing and hissing outside my windows . . . but they are both totally loving creatures . . .
valerianna - yes they are . . .they both have amazing eyes that are more like people . . . steven
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