New Years Eve Cat Fact

                                      It's Saturday, and we're back - with more Cat Facts! 

    Did you know:    Cats are commonly known to have 9 LIVES!

I first found out about the extra lives afforded to cats back when Fred Penner came to town; I'm gonna say 1996. He sang a song I still hear in my head every day, I'm sure you'll remember too: THE CAT CAME BACK! the very next day...the cat came back...though she was a goner...but the cat came back...for it just wouldn't stay awaaaay...... 

Here's Viv!  Not hungover.. just enjoying the day that's all

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