I returned home one evening to find newspapers torn into neat little vertical strips, and piled into a heap. Somebody had perfected the technique to get pieces of a similar shape and size, and taught others how to do it. The effort was laudable, as there was no lofty purpose behind doing it. The doers were just learning.
They were three cute kittens, whose mother had chosen us to look after them. They did not own any tools, other than their teeth and nails. I saw them expand the efforts to other needed skills.
Hats off to the spirit!
What a sweet flash!
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Their teeth and nails are enough. The pieces of paper can be used for papier-mache.
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Cute! Way to go kittens. Now, with all those paper strips, papier mache must be in order.
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I wish I had a camera installed at home, or I had seen them do it. It needs dedication and discipline.
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I don’t usually connect those words to kittens! 🙂
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Delightful! I didn’t expect the doers to be kittens!
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I wish I had those pics. Hubby dear lost a phone, and my precious memories with that. Thanks!
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Oh, that’s a precious thing to loose, the photos and the memories they held!
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Way to be positive about a potentially negative thing.
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