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Friday, March 11, 2016
Fiona Friday - This countertop is my throne
I guess. If she says so.
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Don't ever argue with a cat.
ReplyDeleteLOL I don't. To be honest, we don't even tell them to get down. It's just the two of us and we just clean the counters a lot. Now, if we ever have guests, we might be a little red-faced.
DeleteMy cats continue to jump up on the counter even though they know that is not their spot at all. I know they know because I hear them jump down when I am headed to the kitchen. lol
ReplyDeleteI think that's at least half the reason we don't bother telling them to get down. We've been there, done that. It doesn't work so we just let them counter surf and wipe down frequently. They're happy; we're happy. :)
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