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2009.01.07

Meet Daisy the Curly Cat

I am traveling from Mobile back to Roanoke, and blogging from airports is dicey at best, so all you get from me today is a link to another blog. A really cool one.

Not that I want to send you away from the Wag, mind you. Please visit this recommended blog, but come back here, too. Promise?

OK, here is Daisy, a curly-coated kitty who manages her own popular blog. Daisy is inquisitive, witty and does not let the lack of opposable thumbs keep her from doing just about anything she wants.

A friend sent me this link and I just got around to checking it out just before New Year's and I am now hooked and even following Daisy on Twitter. Sigh.

So bookmark Daisy, but just remember who introduced you, 'kay?

See you all tomorrow!

Posted at 08:00 by Nona Nelson | Category: Cats. Gotta love 'em. | 2 Comments

2 Comments »

  1. Oh my Cod! It is me! Thank you ever so much for writing nice things about me. I am smiling real big (on the inside).

    Comment by Daisy the Curly Cat — January 7, 2009 @ 10:57 am

  2. Oh that is cute! I especially enjoyed the videos at the bottom. She's a love-biter like my Ollie!

    Comment by Debi — January 7, 2009 @ 12:46 pm

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The Happy Wag blog is a resource for pet parents in the Roanoke Valley, a local community forum of news and information about pets. Newsroom manager Nona Nelson's family includes four pets: retired racing greyhounds Dexter and Coral and former stray cats Thai and India. Read more about Nona and this blog

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