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tomorrow……… is august„„„„,?????

its augu…….st?? tomorrW???????????

8th monTH???????? 4 ,more mont hs of 2013?????????????

what??????????????????????????????………………………..

#im dizzy

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leif-is-life

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My daughter likes to pretend to be a cat these days. Was it a bad decision to let her watch several episodes of Simon's Cat on YouTube?

Every time she wants me to feed her now, she acts like the cat and points at her mouth.

Also, she demands I put the bowl of cereal on the ground to eat from like a cat.

#Simon's cat #its hilarious actually #shes funny #its adorable #age 2 is wild #cats #whatever it takes to get her to eat i guess #girl wants to live off carbs and candy

catasters

bricksxbooks

big @simonscat energy

melikes-reads

Take care of your mental health, a webcomic.

sorrysomethingwentwrong

Simon's Cat !

prokopetz

Sometimes you send something you found online to a friend because you want to brighten their day, and sometimes you send something you found online to a friend with the precise attitude and bearing of a cat very carefully lining up their paw with the back of another cat's head.

blondebrainpowered

Cat paw prints in the medieval floor tiles of the 12th century CE St Peter Church in Wormleighton, England

mandywondering

You know what I love about this? There is a 0% chance that this is an accident.

Those beans met that clay when it was soft. The tilemaker saw several paw prints in his work, lightly splayed in that "ready for business" pose. Heck, maybe he helped the cat make them. And then he fired that tile with them in there. It'd be the work of a minute to remake the tile fresh at that point, and they chose not to.

But then, we have another craftsman, laying tiles in his new local church. Perhaps he finds this delight in his tiles for the day, but perhaps his good friend John Tilemaker comes over to him with glee and shows him the special tile that his Gyb helped him make.

And William the Tiler takes this bean-blessed tile in his hands, and he knows that it is good. So it becomes part of the floor of his church. But look closer. He laid this just to one side, by a walkway but not in it. Visible, but a little bit less likely to be worn away.

That joy of multiple people making active decisions that yes, this cat's paw prints are good, and should live forever. And for eight centuries, that cat's legacy has gone on.