Our Seuss Day Entry!

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DA WEENIES OF FLORIDA AND AT ZOOLATRY blog.

 

Everywhere cats
Have shut off their purrs.
They’ve all gone to bed
Warm and soft inside their furs.

Then news came in
From the barn of the Goat
That a very small cat
With a lilac and white coat
Is yawning so wide
You can look down her throat.

A yawn is quite catching, you see. Like a cough.
It just takes one yawn to start other yawns off.
NOW the news has come in that some friends of Nellie’s
Are yawning so wide you can look right down into their Bellies.

Elventy seven one zillion,
four trillion and two
Cats are sleeping!
So…How about you?

When you put out YOUR light,
The the number will be
Elventy seven one zillion,
four trillion and three.

ALSO:

We received the the HUG award from Kozmo’s FBI Agent/friend Sammy. Sammy is a great cat who lives at One Spoiled Cat! His Mommy is a writer. Caren at Cat Chat just reviewed her Children’s Book here.

ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES for HUG AWARD© is 

“Hope is an expectant desire; a confidence in a future event; a ground for trust and confidence; to think; to look forward to with trust and expectant desire.”

To learn more about this award, please click here.

Me would like t0 nominate Goose and his Mom at the Gospel of Goose!

“The Rev. Michelle Perry and her dog, Goose, make beautiful ministry together.
Ms. Perry, a licensed local pastor at First UMC Marriott-Slaterville, Utah, and Goose, a 12-year-old Weimaraner, go together to visit shut-ins. They also collaborate on a blog called “Gospel of Goose,” with Ms. Perry writing in the dog’s voice to provide inspiration and raise funds for a local homeless shelter.
With Goose’s (and her church’s) blessing, Ms. Perry recently started a bring-your-dog worship service. A Type 1 diabetic, Ms. Perry not only loves Goose but has needed him at times to keep going, since he has learned to alert her when her appearance suggests low glucose levels.
A dog may be man’s best friend, but it’s hard to imagine a closer relationship than the one between this clergywoman and her pooch.
“He means everything to me,” she said. “He’s my companion. He’s a reflection of everything that’s good and loving and compassionate and caring. When they say a dog is a reflection of God’s love, through (Goose) it’s absolutely true.”
Ms. Perry has been part of First UMC Marriott-Slaterville, near Ogden, her whole life. She served as youth minister before becoming associate pastor, and actually lived at the church for years.
Her life took a turn one day when she went to the pet store to get some rocks for her lizard.
“A rescue group was there with some dogs and cats,” she said. “I walked out with Goose. He was six months old.”

From the United Methodist Portal and An interview by Sam Hodges
Goose is one of my bestest friends and he and his Mommy fulfill all of the requirements of the Hug Award!

Me Loves yous Goose! Please don’t put Allred into boxes anymore.