Another of Deb’s 42 word challenges. This time the prompt is “paranormal”
The exorcist had eradicated every bit of evil from the cat. No more selfishness. No more stubbornness. No ungrateful hatred for its caregivers remained in the animal. And, there, in its place was… a dog.
“I knew it”, remarked the priest.
Potatoes and the Promise of More Potatoes 
Cat theology vs dog theology:
DOG: “You feed me, you pet me, you care for me, you love me – You must be GOD!”
CAT: “You feed me, you pet me, you care for me, you love me – I must be GOD!”
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As Yoda would say: “Nailed it, you did”
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Good one! Sitting on zoom this morning I heard the dog and cat fighting. A minute later the big oafy dog came down for some pets because her feelings were hurt. When I went to put the laundry away, the big oafy dog sat right outside the bedroom and would only peer in. I would say the cat won that battle, yet again.
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It’s easy to win when the forces of evil are on your side…
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While I love dogs, how can you not? There’s something about the F you attitude of cats that speaks to me.
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That, I do not doubt.
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Charles this is a new low. Princess and I are protesting once she’s finished intimidating the dog 😛
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A new low! I’m always surprising people…
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Sometimes it’s even pleasantly 😃
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Ahhh snap! You’re looking to start a fight 😀 (I’m more a dog person too)
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If Deb’s going to make me write this, I’m attacking her cat!
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Lol!!
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😀 😀 There is much truth in this.
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Oh, it’s true. I’ve owned both and I’d much rather have a big, stupid, cumbersome and overly enthusiastic dog than an aloof cat…
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