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Cat Castle

Aisling is very proud of the cardboard castle that she made for Note over two months ago. Note really enjoys it; we usually see him jumping on top to admire the view, or hiding inside for some peace and quiet. The castle comes complete with a koi pond (top left corner), archway (Note really likes to leisurely walk through it often), a taco shack (for quick snacks in between mealtimes, of course), and a post office on top.

It also offers a surprising feature that Aisling figured out just recently...




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Sarah said…
I love cats. Todd hates cats. Thus I will probably never see my children make a castle for our non-existent cat. :> Looks like you guys have fun at your house!
November 24, 2008 at 1:14 PM
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