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angstlessk

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3. Agree, you can feel the tenseness in their body, even if they don't try to escape

Reply to Le Taz Hot (Reply #2)

Sat Jan 11, 2014, 02:17 PM

Jan 2014

your holding her...

In my case we moved several times, so Rompystompy (named him that when he tried to leap onto kitchen cabinets, slid down into the dishwater and flew out, knocking the spaghetti plate, full of spaghetti, I was holding onto the floor) he was forever hiding for fear of moving again...so it might not take that long for your Ms. Alaska to come around...at least I hope not.

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Meet "Alaska" [View all] Le Taz Hot Jan 2014 OP

k&r what great photos..and I am sure Ms. Alaska will warm up to you folks angstlessk Jan 2014 #1

You give me hope. Le Taz Hot Jan 2014 #2

Agree, you can feel the tenseness in their body, even if they don't try to escape angstlessk Jan 2014 #3

What a great picture/story. Thanks for sharing it. Tuesday Afternoon Jan 2014 #4

She is very cute! femmocrat Jan 2014 #5

Love the story, bvar22 Jan 2014 #6

My husband actually made that along with a smaller version for my studio Le Taz Hot Jan 2014 #8

Thanks! bvar22 Jan 2014 #9

She's beautiful. It's nice that she has another cat to play with. In_The_Wind Jan 2014 #7