I'm laughing that mine, the one before it, and the cat in the bed all look like the same cat.

LOL....oh boy....I love these. It always starts my day with a chuckle. Thanks for

posting these, guys. I love the one in the bed too....possibly could be every

cat I've ever loved. LOL

I always love these posts, especially ones of cats.

I said, "That is you, Mama."

She said, "Hmph!! I never looked like that!"

I can relate, Mama. I can so relate. ;)

How does one make an "L" of a (silent?) flatty, glenda.

Some years ago during a discussion of prostate exams - (before the days of "digital" everything) some guys were speaking of their major unhappiness with the digital exam.

When I, who hasn't been especially troubled by it, laughingly suggested to them that if they thought that they had problems ... how would they like to be the doc? ... they agreed that sometimes an apparent problem may depend somewhat on one's point of view.

Warning: some possible TMI (for squeamish hearts) ahead.

ole joyful ... who, while unaware of how warm-hearted and willing his prostate may have been to have heeded the complaint of the urethra that he was crowded so much that he could scarcely, and became unable, to perform his essential task of removing the body's liquid waste, was unable to move over enough, despite the yelling, and finally screaming, to permit that movement ... is also unaware of whether the message has been conveyed to said prostate that the only cure is to have a boring machine chew a hole through his innards, to allow a thicker-walled tube to be to be installed which is the only way of ensuring that the whole body's liquid waste can be removed (prior to the cessation of operation of the body as a whole ... which would/will of course, produce cessation for them, as well).

o j