I just found this e-mail in my Facebook message box:
“Hi Scott. Thanks for you outstanding review of the Pete the Cat picture books. It was one of the best I have read. I really appreciate it. Be Well, Eric”
Moments like that are the reason I love having a blog.
The Musings & Artful Blunders of Scott D. Southard
I have always been allergic to cats, which means my relationship to them has been one of avoidance for as long as I can remember. Unfortunately, most cats do not know our little “arrangement,” and seem to seek me out, enjoying the little sufferings that they cause me as I sniffle and cough at their mere presence.
Each time this occurs, the cat owner will laugh and tell me how cats always seek out the one with allergies, the one showing them the least interest. They always seem amused by this idea; me, I have always have seen it as something more sinister. Yes, I might giggle out loud but inside I am preparing for the possibility of feline confrontation.
Okay, let me clarify, I don’t think cats want my downfall, nothing like that; I simply think cats know they have some power over me and relish in it.
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Nice!
The funny thing is I tried to brag to my kids about it, but they didn’t seem surprised or impressed. They assume I already know all writers. LOL.
Hehe. Sounds about right. (>^-‘)>
Books don’t have dander, and imagination is almost as cute. Rrrrrrrrrroow!
LOL