Beyond a doubt, the kitty boys love, love, love a head rub. Of course, Andy lets me know when he’s tired of it. (lower right hand photo)
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Vive la France!
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And I didn’t even know what date its was, other than a very busy day calming down my students when technology malfunctioned across the board. I missed it completely, so sorry! I hope you had a nice celebration with The Adorables watching some quality French films, Doug, without Andy blocking the subtitles.
Happy Bastille Day, kittyboys! It’s also my son’s birthday. He was born on the 200th anniversary of Bastille Day; I like to tell him that fireworks went off in Paris when he was born. (He now rolls his eyes when I say this.) Be sure to raise a glass of champagne in the name of liberty, equality, and fraternity!
like in that song… stop in da name of love LOL…. it is a quiet celebration today… no firework no parties… at least in brittany people learnt something from the past…
I celebrate Independence Day here that way myself. I often feel the day would not be observed if it traditionally were spent in quiet meditation on the significance of the country’s war to gain liberation from England instead of drunken noise making using, ironically, fireworks made in China!
And I didn’t even know what date its was, other than a very busy day calming down my students when technology malfunctioned across the board. I missed it completely, so sorry! I hope you had a nice celebration with The Adorables watching some quality French films, Doug, without Andy blocking the subtitles.
Merci Doug! I am very sensitive to your thought on this 14 Juillet
You kept great memories of it
Michel
I enjoyed my visits to you country!
Joyeuse Fête à vous! 🇫🇷
Merci!
Wishing you all a Happy Bastille Day!
Merci!
Happy Bastille Day, kittyboys! It’s also my son’s birthday. He was born on the 200th anniversary of Bastille Day; I like to tell him that fireworks went off in Paris when he was born. (He now rolls his eyes when I say this.) Be sure to raise a glass of champagne in the name of liberty, equality, and fraternity!
The kitty boys share a bay with Canada, so I understand!
like in that song… stop in da name of love LOL…. it is a quiet celebration today… no firework no parties… at least in brittany people learnt something from the past…
I celebrate Independence Day here that way myself. I often feel the day would not be observed if it traditionally were spent in quiet meditation on the significance of the country’s war to gain liberation from England instead of drunken noise making using, ironically, fireworks made in China!