Poetry in Motion

phil.wright said:
Chris - at least THIS foc (that's Fat Orange Cat to those of you with your minds in the gutter) has excellent taste in photographers. Or does he just find it all a bit of a bore?
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Unfortunately, the cat in the photo with the Ansel Adams poster died several years ago. He belonged to my son's mother. I took the photo back in 2001, when her and I were still together. She got mad at me because I started calling the cat "Fatty", instead of the name she gave him(Aristotle). She thought Fatty was disrespectful, though it was true! The cat made the decision for us, as he refused to answer to her name, but would come when I called for Fatty!
 
Well, I guess he LOOKS like his talent maybe lay more on the eating side than the thinking side...

Some great motion snaps there everybody. Mind you, at the end of Christmas day, I'm feeling a bit like Chris's cat - which doesn't involve much motion at all. Just hanging out now until National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation comes on at 19:30. There's a great cat scene in that film.
 
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Hey thank you Paul and Helen - we've now got ghosts! Ghostly volleyball diembodied arms, ghostly fugitives running through noir streets at night, phantoms taking (or leaving) their seats on public transport. And French Fries afire! Cool stuff - keep it happening!
 
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