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Meatballs Movie, Summer Camp & Weird Cat Habits — PR061
This week, we pull a couple of groin muscles during the three-legged race at summer camp. Not really, but we DID pull a couple of ab muscles from laughing about the 1979 Bill Murray classic, Meatballs. Also featured: Susie's (unfortunate) summer camp nickname, weird cat habits, and more!
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Chris and I recently took Janet to the vet to check out a lump on the little kitty's hindquarters. The vet tech aspirated a sample of the lumpy stuff and the vet decided to send it out for testing. We still haven't heard from the clinic; however, the lump is progressively shrinking. After hearing many of your experiences, we feel pretty certain the lump is a result of a vaccination she was given at the rescue the day before we adopted her. This post isn't about lumps, but I want to give you all the most recent 411 on the [...]
“What makes [whiskerslist] so damned funny? If you’ve ever spent a blessed second with a cat in your life, you’ll know. Angie has burrowed deep into the cross section of psyche where cat action meets human vocabulary and has come up with gold. You’ll be howling—in a good way!”
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About Angie
Angie wants to live in a world where cats drive buses, people are always kind to one another, and Andie picks Duckie over Blaine.
An award-winning author and humorist, she’s the author of the Texts from Mittens site, book and calendar , as well as whiskerslist: the kitty classifieds. She’s also a regular contributor to the Catster print magazine and site. She particularly enjoys writing about cats doing people things.
In addition to humor writing, Angie is the creator and host of the Paws Rewind: Gen X + Cats podcast, which features sometimes ridiculous discussions about 70s/80s pop culture, with a side of cats.
She’s represented by Fairbank Literary Representation and is a professional member of the Cat Writers’ Association.
Angie lives in Minneapolis, MN with her fiancé and one senior cat who thinks it’s always mealtime.