Farewell Blister
Blister is no longer welcome in my home. Laura smuggled her in last night while we watched TV and as cute as she was for the first little bit, we soon noticed that Blister had a slight problem.
And by problem, I mean odor. And by slight, I mean major.
I have never smelled anything so foul in my life, and I grew up in Pocatello and work in Lewiston. Blech. It was horrible.
So Blister must stay outside. And I've got the candles going at my house right now. My cat is feeling incredibly smug, I would imagine. She may be fat, but at least she doesn't make me vomit a bit in my mouth.
And by problem, I mean odor. And by slight, I mean major.
I have never smelled anything so foul in my life, and I grew up in Pocatello and work in Lewiston. Blech. It was horrible.
So Blister must stay outside. And I've got the candles going at my house right now. My cat is feeling incredibly smug, I would imagine. She may be fat, but at least she doesn't make me vomit a bit in my mouth.
1 Comments:
Smelly Cat, Smelly Cat!
What are they feeding you?
Smelly Cat, Smell-y Cat!
It's not your fault!
So what if you can quote Newsies! I know Pheobe's Smelly Cat song! I don't think that makes me a gay man, but I am pretty sure it makes me a geek!
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