Calle Cat is a gentle cat. No matter how badly he is treated by the children, he just walks away. He never bites.
Since he also has a beautiful coat, he is a frequent visiter to Meow Diaries' Fluffy Friday.
Happy Friday! Anna -------- Purrs, Calle Cat
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Share your fluffy friends with us every Friday! Whether it's a favourite stuffed toy or an adorable pet - basically anything fluffy, we'd love to see your pictures & stories! Leave ONLY the POST URL here and grab the Fluffy Friday badge at Meow Diaries. Any unrelated links will be deleted.
azjones shared this one, "thanks bro" check his cool site out [HERE] N eville Brothers Warfield Theater, San Francisco, CA 12.20.1991 Source: SBD 01 //Hey Pocky Way > 02 Walk On Gilded Splinters 03 Mojo Hannah 04 Yellow Moon 05 Tell It Like It Is 06 unknown title (sax instrumental with occasional backing vocals) 07 Brother Jake (1) 08 Junk Man (2) 09 Africa > (2) 10 Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Again (2) 11 Ain't No Use (2) Art Neville - keyboards, vocals Aaron Neville - vocals, percussion Charles Neville - saxophone, percussion, vocals Cyril Neville Sr. - percussion, vocals "Mean" Willie Green - drums, percussion Tony Hall - bass, background vocals Eric "Homey" Struthers - guitar, background vocals (1) with The Tower of Power Horns (2) with Carlos Santana Notes: "Hey Pocky Way" fades in. Very little is missing. front cover only mp3/320k/153mb DOWNLOAD HERE: RAPIDSHARE ~OR~ MEGAUPLOAD passwor...
These icey sterling silver and quartz earrings are featured in one of Amber Alexander's many beautiful treasuries; "Keep Cool": Best wishes, Anna First Commenter: Ann of Ann's Snap, Edit & Scrap
Portrait of Charles XII of Sweden from Wikkipedia This week ABC-Wednesday has the letter 'B'. For my 'B-post' I have shown a portion of my collection of beads and buttons, as well as featured two blogging jewelley-artists that make beautiful pieces with both beads and buttons. A post that appeals more to women than to men. Painting of battle from Wikkipedia This is why I am adding an extra button that may be of interest to all of you boys out there and history-buffs: My extra button is a button-bullet, that is believed to have killed the Swedish king, Charles XII (1682-1718) . T here has been a long debate about who actually killed this king. Was it the enemy's that shot him in the battle of Fredrikshald in 1718, or was it one of his own? To look at what Wikipedia has on this subject please click here. This is a painting from the National Gallery of Art in Stockholm. Photo from Wikkipedia This picture depicts the body of Charles XII being carried home to Sweden. A...
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