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Boxes of Cookies

If you have a toddler, a preschooler or a fun loving older kid, you know the joy and hours of entertainment provided by a simple cardboard box.

My kids are past that phase now. It’s a little sad. But we still have Cookie the kitten (you’ve seen her before). She loves playing in toy boxes. And shoe boxes. But she really loves boxes from Costco, with holes in random places.

Cookie in a Box

Photo by D.Landisman

We all walk away with cut-up hands from playing with her.  Look at those claws!

One Paw

Photo by D.Landisman

How can we resist?

 

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