Motherhood. Homeschool. Life at Center-Age / Est. 2008
It’s Wordless Wednesday again, which means it’s time for me to give my typing fingers a rest and post yet another cat photo. You’re on the edge of your seat just thinking about it, right?
Well so is this cat.
Here’s Hannah, showing off her fluffy mid-section while in a deep sleep.
She has such an awesome existence.
Cats have it all – admiration, an endless sleep and company only when they want it. – Rod McKuen
This post is a part of Wordless Wednesday at Create with Joy and Pictimilitude:
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