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Hanging Around

It was finally warm enough to open the windows and let the fresh air and sounds of birds chirping flow into the kitchen.

The kitten likes spring too.

Cat Hanging from Window

She spend 20 minutes hoisting herself up there, trying to get closer to the birds.

Stalking Birds

And then I had to put down the camera, take her down and shut the window. I’m not sure the screen would hold if she pushed against it.

It’s a little like having a toddler again, except she’s already trained.

Cat Stalking Birds

Yup, this is entertainment for me. This is how it begins. I’m a crazy cat lady in the making.

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