Ripley Again

June 10, 2005

Catblogging Department

Mark Draughn

My wife pointed out I haven't done any Friday Catblogging in a while, so here's a picture of Ripley:

Larger ImageRipley On the Couch

By Mark Draughn at June 10, 2005 5:00 PM | Comments (2) [link]

2 Comments

THANK YOU!

From The Wife | June 10, 2005 6:04 PM

My name is Ripley & your cat looks JUST like a cat I recently lost. I apologize for any intrusion, you don't know me, I just decided to do an image google search just to see what came up & I felt that since the opportunity was available, this situation is worthy of a comment. My cat was named Butch (with a sister named Sundance who died long ago) & his kidneys were failing. We had to put him down. You have a very pretty cat.

From Ripley | October 22, 2005 7:26 PM

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