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| 5/16/99
Stephanie B. |
| My
daughter Tiara, loves cats. I have said many things to her concerning
these poor kitties. My mother calls her a "cat terrorist"
and the punishment my mother's cat receives for being bad, is
a visit from my daughter. Some of the comments I have made to
Tia concerning the cats are: 1. Quit carrying the cat around
like a suitcase. Her neck wasn't made to do that. 2. Please get
the kitty out of the microwave. (She did, Kitty lived.) 3. Stop
dropping the kitty off of the stairway landing. 4. Did you put
the kitty in the bathtub with your sister again? 5. Mommy's soap
is for her, not the kitty. 6. Get off the kitty, she is not a
horse. 7. Quit petting the cat, you're going to get hair in my
food. |
| 5/19/99
Christy I. |
| I
am a young (24) mommy of one adorable mischievous baby named
Sadie Lynn. Miss Sadie Lynn has recently picked up a certain
fascination with putting her feet into her mouth and I actually
caught myself just the other day saying, "Sadie, honey,
get your toe out of your nose and put it in your mouth."
It was one of thse days that you cannot help but think, "I
don't need anybody to drive me crazy, I'm already within walkin'
distance." |
| 5/21/99
Tanis M. |
| "Dakota,
get out from underneath my shirt, you're getting boogers on my
stomach!" |
| 5/22/99
Kim Mentzer |
| "J.R.,
it's wrong to stand on the back of the couch and pee on your
sister!!" J.R. was about 3-1/2 yrs. old, sister about 8
yrs. old, and he was mad at her. We have another girl in-between
those two, hence our email name. |
| 5/23/99
Dala Cowden |
| Sable,
my two year old, went through a phase where her favorite thing
to eat was cat or dog food. "What is in your mouth? Are
you eating the dog (cat) food again?" Finally, we just started
calling other food cat (dog) food. We would call her: "Here
Kitty, Kitty have a bite of cat food. Good Girl!" |
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