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Re:Cabin Fever, a Mac, a DVR, a Midi Keyboard
« Reply #5 on: 2009-02-04 00:31:41 »
My take on Hermit's cry of "Merde blanc!", shot last winter in and about the homestead, the audio was prompted by the Russian winters of legend, old recording by Ivan Rebroff
Awwww, that's a really sweet video. Even though I don't have a cat pet/master of my own anymore, I'm always infatuated with them as a species. My own kitty died in August, it still makes me cry sometimes. They all have such unique personalities, no two are really alike if you actually know them. I have been collecting lots of photos of other people's cats on my cell phone . . . "kitty porn"; its my secret vice . I still need to figure out how to better upload them to the internet. I've got some doggie pics too, one of my neighbors has a sweet bloodhound/beagle mix who likes to escape every now and then to freely socialize with the rest of the neighborhood. She's a sweetie with a busy dance card whenver she gets free. Even when she's penned up she still "sings" to me from across the street. Sadly in Urban/Sub-Urban settings free range pets are now more the exception than the rule.
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it still makes me cry sometimes. They all have such unique personalities, no two are really alike if you actually know them. I have been collecting lots of photos of other people's cats on my cell phone . . . "kitty porn"; its my secret vice 
. I still need to figure out how to better upload them to the internet. I've got some doggie pics too, one of my neighbors has a sweet bloodhound/beagle mix who likes to escape every now and then to freely socialize with the rest of the neighborhood. She's a sweetie with a busy dance card whenver she gets free. Even when she's penned up she still "sings" to me from across the street. Sadly in Urban/Sub-Urban settings free range pets are now more the exception than the rule.
Note: a quick and dirty First Cut
