FRIDAY CATBLOGGING….Today’s theme is peering cats. On the left, Inkblot is in the ever-popular peering-over-the-monitor pose that technophile cat lovers know so well. On the right, Domino is in the even more popular cat-peering-out-of-a-bag pose that pretty much everyone knows so well.
With that, I’m off to peer at lunch. Have a nice weekend, everyone.
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