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must, gei riu oi cnese sucay khtens, especially the yellow one. I slide my feet around the house because if I pick them up a kitten is under one or the other and they can scream so loud the windows break. I don’t know their gender, they are so small you have to hold them up to the light to find out, like candling eggs. The yellow one poses all the time, the calico eats and the gray is in the sand box.

The trouble these sticky things can be; they sleep in my bed. The yellow one runs up my leg whether I have jeans on or not. The tiny grey one is four inches high and can jump up on a shelf 40 inches up. The calico is always nagging me for something to eat. The worst thing has happened—I find myself talking to them, like: “Good morning, watch the house while I’m out, stay out of trouble, and get off my leg.”

I am waiting for someone to call me and adopt these sticky kittens especially the yellow one. The number is 675-3182. I recommend that they go as a set but they can be broken up

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