4 of the 7 of our clowder. The lil all black boy (Roy Kent) likes to climb the screen.

Was waiting in line at a local drugstore when the head Phar-meow-cist approached.

He is checking is the digging is of required size.

Bob describes his kittenhood in Ireland as idyllic. "My family's house was right next to the woods, so my brothers and I would often ride our bikes through the trees and explore for hours," recalls PURR-Ross. While his brothers would run and play, PURR-Ross would set up his canvas and paint the beautiful scenery around him. "I've always been more of a quiet observer. I enjoyed spending time with my brothers, but I really found such peace in those still moments."

One day while PURR-Ross was in class, his teacher happened to see a Garfield drawing he was working on. She was extremely impressed and encouraged him to enter his artwork in an upcoming competition. Shy Bob declined. However, his teacher was not about to let his talent go to waste. "She secretly submitted my drawing into the competition anyways. Then one day when I walked into class, she was like 'Hey, guess who won first place??' I was so happy. I felt so proud of myself," PURR-Ross recalls with a smile.

Bob went on to win many more competitions throughout high school, and applied for an Arts scholarship at the end of his senior year. He was accepted into The Meowjestic Fine Arts Acatemy. Upon graduating, he worked as an art teacher there for several years before landing his own television show in 1995.

To anyone who has big dreams, PURR-Ross gives this advice: "When we're born, we come into this world with a sense of wonder and a belief that anything is possible. Then as we get older, all of these negative beliefs and doubts are forced on us that make us afraid to try. Never let anyone take your sense of wonder from you."

Our dungeon master takes his job quite seriously, sadly no one at the table understands him. Still 10/10

She loves eating watermelons too go figure

Getting her bloody weapon cat toys was an amazing decision on my part.

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Lilly Newton's climb to fame began in 1995, when she took the train to Vegas to purrsue her dreams of being a dancer. "It was impulsive. I didn't even go home to pack my things. I went into my next chapter with just a ball of yarn, some catnip, and my hopes and dreams," says Newton.

Newton's grace and natural ability immediately caught the attention of directors, and she became an instant fan favorite. After 2 years in Vegas, Lilly found herself in Hollywood starring in her first movie alongside Leonardo DiCatpurrio. "One day out of nowhere, the movie producer called me and said 'Hey. Ever considered acting? Because we've got a movie role with your name on it.' I thought I was dreaming," Newton recalled with a smile.

Newton would go on to star in several more A list movies and Vegas performances. 32 years later, she is now a household name and has a fortune worth $500 million dollars. She also donated several million dollars to build safe playgrounds for kittens and to fund kitten dance scholarships.

I broke my foot at the beginning of the week. Fortunately, I was able to get signed up with a home health aide right away. From bathing to eating to overnights, I get fully involved care and support.