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Daddy’s Little Girl
Dad has been having a bit of an extended Father’s Day celebration this year, starting on Friday, when Blackie spearheaded a scheme to treat him to a special meal “out” that night. $14 may not sound like a lot to … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Mouse, blackie, Carol, cats, celebration, charlotte, daisy mouse, dining out, Fathers Day, Giselle, James Tuttle, mice, restaurants
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Welcome Home, Twinkle Toes
Who knew Dad would be in such good shape following his hip replacement just two weeks ago? He does have a walker still, but the way he was zipping around with it left us all a little breathless. —Charlotte most … Continue reading
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Tagged charlotte, daisy mouse, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, hip replacement, James, rehab, welcome home
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The Daily Scribble: Week in Review
I’m sure a few of you have noticed that I haven’t been posting quite as often this past week—making this more like the Almost Daily Cat Doodle, as I’ve been thinking of retitling it (thanks to an inspired suggestion on … Continue reading
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Tagged blackie, cats, charlotte, doctor, hip replacement, hospital, max, mice, nurse, oak park place, rehab, weight gain
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Surprise!
I’ll bet some of you were wondering, after yesterday’s post, what surprise was in store for Miss Charlotte, inside that pretty candy egg. As it turned out, even though I knew the answer to that particular mystery (and couldn’t wait … Continue reading
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Tagged breakfast, candy, charlotte, daisy mouse, Easter egg, ruby-plumed woop, Wisconsin
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Gloriosky Zero
Yesterday Dad took an 8-mile bike ride through a nearby forest preserve, “with frogs in full song,” and tiny spring flowers—crocus, scilla, and vinca—in evidence everywhere. His best girl, Charlotte, went along of course, channeling Kate Winslet to his Leonardo … Continue reading
Welcome to the Daily Cat Doodle
I’d been doing cat doodles here and there for my dad for a while now, featuring our household cats, Charlotte, Blackie, and Max. One day he wondered aloud how cartoonists are able to come up with an idea and crank … Continue reading