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Whoa! You boys excavated that root??? Good job!
You are strong kitties.
Wow! That is some tree root! Good job guys!
Purrs
Marv
Did you kitties think it was an archaeology dig or something?!?
MOL! That’s a lotta digging! Or were you boys just snoopervising??
Snoopervision is so important! Nice work.
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You sure must be tired after all that work ! Purrs
Just having some fun! Got to keep those nails trimmed! 😀 <3
doodz…..now thatz what we call werk…..N thatz what we all sew call
de BEST kinda play ground….ever…..add sum waterz ta that mud N yea !!
🙂 ♥♥
posted this 5th day oh septemburr at 12:33 cyber space time ~~~~
You two sure are tired after all that digging!
I’m sure you both were in charge of the supervision of this project. You are most good at supervision. All peeps need your guidance.
Have a purrfect day. My best to your peeps. ♥
Allie says she’s glad her sweet hubby is getting some good rest in after all his work!
The Florida Furkids with bazillion smooches and tons of love to Mau from Allie
WOW boys! And do I see someone
s aw parked against their dad’s leg?
That is a really cute picture. The first one, I mean. 🙂
Well I think that escavating is a LITTLE MORE work than these two are capable of but I bet WATCHING the escavating can be exhausting so no wonder they’re pooped!
Hugs, Teddy
GOOD GRIEF – did we REALLY spell “excavating” wrong TWICE in one sentence???? EEEK!
That’s pretty impressive!