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Does he thinkit's at him I'm laughing?The cat opens her mouth to mew.The orphaned piano: it yawns, too.
They started laughing and cat calling, and it was, well, an awkward moment, at best.
I, for example, could see no other fate for myself than as a successful Broadway actor with three children, a husband and a home in the suburbs by age 25. "LOL," laughed my cat, and only current semblance of a companion, perched atop my own "adult" West Elm couch in the studio apartment I live in (alone) at age 28.
He walks them all over the neighborhood, and every now and then the mutts corner a cat and tear it to shreds, as Howie laughs and the cat flips up in the air, its neck twisted around like an owl's, red meat showing through the soft fur.
He is the one who laughs when a cat gets run over or a kid falls off his bike.
Re "DNA Analyses Offer New Insight on Cat Evolution and Migration" (news article, Jan . 6: Your reference to "the most successful cat of all the cat that has induced people to pay for its board and lodging in return for frugal displays of affection" made me, as someone owned by two such cats, laugh out loud.
When Maeve brought her husband home in 1957, Una, who had long suffered bad health, was changed: "Instead of the pale, patient and suffering cypher that used to confront people, McKelway has seen only a bad little woman who hisses like a cat, laughs like a fiend, and chatters from morning to night telling interminable stories … none [of them] containing, as McKelway said, a good word about anyone".
