FRIDAY CAT BLOGGING….On the left, Inkblot thinks he sees something. As it turned out, it was just a leaf. What a surprise. On the right, Jasmine sees nothing but her own reflection in the camera lens, and she seems pretty pleased with it.
BONUS CATS: Bill Sjostrom has a Mazal update here. Her favorite things are apparently computers, dogs, and bathtubs.
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