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Hello!!! This is where i love and cherish one of the most stupidest things in my life; my cat, Crystal. I love my cat Fluffy more, but Crystal doesnt know that. Sometimes, because i have issues, i make up stories bout me little kitty. Feel free to read them, they're not that long. Oh, yeah, the stories suck, so you might not wanna read them because they'll be a waste of ur time. Here are some of my favorite places that i recommend: Crystal has babies! That's right, 4 precious, cute kittens. Now they are probably as old as their mom was when she had them, but they will always be my lil kittens. Here are their names and a short description in order from oldest to youngest: >Valveeta-Smelled like chocolate, and looked just like his mom (black and cream tabby). Even though he was oldest, He was the cry baby of the bunch. >Stubby-Smelled like pop corn, and had a little stub instead of a tail. He liked everybody; the complete opposite of his brother Valveeta. He was a black and brown striped tabby, and the last picked when i was forced by my mom to give them away. :***-( >Milky-way-She was the only girl. She had that unique kitty smell that precious cats have, just like her mother. She was a Calico and acted a lot like her older brother Stubby. Now she lives in the same house as Hershey, wherever that might be... >Hershey-He was a young delicate kitty that smelled like cheese. Not a gross icky smelling cheese, but a fresh Parmesan that was just made (in other words, not the packaged stuff bought in stores). He looked a lot like Milky-way, but she had some brown and he didn't. When he was first born he almost died, but he survived and stayed always with the most delicate skin. As he got older he started to take after Fluffy (who has relation to Crystal at all) who is a Persian-mix, and he became most beautiful of the kittens with his long, silky fur.
I did not want to give them up to complete strangers. My mom made me. Valveeta and Stubby were born on May 31, 1999. Milky-way and Hershey were born on June 1, 1999. |