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{Photos} A Day in the Life of a Cat

Bailey

ok so not really an entire day, but a couple minutes.

The other weekend I took out my camera with intentions of photographing some in-progress sewing projects. However, as soon as I held the camera in my hand I thought, 'in-progress shots? ugh, so boring.'

Bailey inspecting the laundry

And that's when I saw my cat, who diligently followed me into our sewing room. Yes, it's his room too because he's a cat and owns everything.

Bailey

It was just me and the cat that weekend and he was being adorably playful without the bipolar tendency to suddenly bite me. In other words, he was being just perfect that weekend. And too cute not to photograph.

Overstimulated Bailey
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  1. Miss Crayola CreepyOctober 14, 2014 at 10:19 AM

    That last photo!! haahahahahh!!!

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    1. Kaoru MarieOctober 14, 2014 at 8:26 PM

      I know! His expression is so ridiculous! I can't even remember what made him do that, but I'm glad I captured it.

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