We were just given a new quilt. The minute you put that thing on the bed BOOM, cat jumps on and starts to shed dark hair on the light colored cloth.
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6 comments:
My mom has a beautiful quilt. She keeps a sheet over the top of it, to try and save the quilt...but doesn't that sort of defeat the purpose of having a beautiful quilt?
Cleopatra isn't allowed on my bed (dh's rule). She is a good girl and stays off, even when we go on vacation!
What an excellent example of Einstein's first law of attraction, Gary!
The quilt looked quite good, before it was put out......
NOW I get the "le blob" bit. Oh my, kitty pie. I have to admit, I love fat cats though.
I love that quilt too - how nice that someone gave that to you.
That quilt is truly gorgeous! I do hope 'le blob' doesn't decide to knead it, especially if the claws are intact. I wish I could wave a wand and have back some quilts my own grandma made entirely, every teensy, tinesy stitch by hand!!! Incredible.
There are two types of cats: the dark ones who shed fur on light colors and the light ones who shed on dark colors. But some cats, like Emily, are a little of both.
EH
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