To cure a cat, it helps to know what’s wrong in the first place.
To cure a certain Community Cat, it helps to have a lot of prayer and love as we grope through the mystery.
To cure a cat, it helps to know what’s wrong in the first place.
To cure a certain Community Cat, it helps to have a lot of prayer and love as we grope through the mystery.
Passaic, NJ is famous for many things. It’s the fastest-growing city in New Jersey. It was the “Birthplace of Television.” And, most notably, it was once called Acquackanock (which would be an excellent name for a band).
This summer, Passaic sent their four biggest celebrities to the great non-metropolis of Ringoes, NJ. The Passaic Kids are here.
Sometimes one five-star experience is all you need to become a loyal customer.
So it was with the feline bake shop.
Beethoven had his immortal beloved.
Emily Dickinson had her precious solitude.
I’m no artistic legend, but I have the best muse of all…Webster.
Riddle me this: how is a cat suite not like a critically-acclaimed TV drama? (Aside from the absence of the obligatory Unlucky-In-Love Best Friend character and the Whiny Soft Rock Soundtrack.)
This week, we got the answer. Unlike it’s television counterpart, no change in the cast of characters can make a cat suite “jump the shark.”
The early results are in from the Jersey Boys‘ race out the door, and we have a winner.
It’s not Barry. It’s not Bowie. It’s Really, Really Ralph - and he’s sharing the victor’s spoils with a certain smooshy friend.