An Engineer's Guide to Cats
posted by Christine Fletcher at 7:41 AM
Sunday, April 27, 2008
About Me
- Name: Christine Fletcher
- Location: Portland, Oregon, United States
I'm a veterinarian who started writing and never stopped. I've published two young adult novels: Ten Cents a Dance, which was named a Top Ten Best Book for Young Adults by the American Library Association, and Tallulah Falls, which was named a 2007 Book for the Teen Age by the New York Public Library. I practice veterinary medicine part-time; the rest of the time, I'm up in my office, clacking away at the keyboard.
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- Life is discovery. Sometimes, I think the stuff I’ve discovered is so cool, I have to share it. Feel free to roll your eyes, it won’t bother me. I’m a geek…I know it.
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4 Comments:
Very cute but they obviously haven't met my cat, Wiley. He allows you to hold him for 10 seconds and then it is the push away.
Have a great day.
That was awesome! So many great lines in there, too.
I'm off to go home and eat lunch with my three kitties. :-)
Diane, my cat Molly Brown is the same way. She loves sitting on your lap, but the instant you pick her up, she transforms into one big knotted muscle and is trying to jump out of your arms.
Melissa, this video cracked me up--I'm glad it's not just my geeky sense of humor! (I've been known to find things hilarious that leave other people simply bemused).
I LOVED this video - saw it on "stuff on my cat". Corporal Cuddling just cracked me up - nothing would bug Miss Violetta more than being forcibly cuddled.
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