In a message dated 01-08-30 06:01:39 EDT, you write:
> >Another one of Tom's toys is a big hard plastic ballshape thing. Also red
> >green blue and yellow. It has a smaller jingling ball within. (It was
> >labeled at 6 months plus). But when I put Tom down in his rocking chair
> >and I put the ball between his feet or on his legs, he tries to kick it
> >off. His pleasure is great when after a while he succeeds because then I
> >have to go get it back for him. So not a game you want to play when you
> >need a bit of rest.
> >
> >Sonja
>
>
> I wonder if there's something profound about the fact that the toys
> described above sound almost identical to some of the cat toys that are
> lying around here . . . except that the cats get bored with them a lot
> quicker.
> --Ronn! :)
Is that "bored alot quicker" *before or after* the calculation of how old a
dog or cat "really is" compared to people years?
Dee
Who can't believe no one called me on the "loving you to pieces" with a "just
a thin mint" joke, thinking of the MP sparrow equivalent of my statement
above.
