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yesterday was talula's fourth birthday,
so we celebrated with cat treats and tunafish.
and while it was an altogether happy day,
it was also sad to lose a much-loved actress, elizabeth taylor.
i must admit, besides the old version of little women (1949),
and the white diamonds commercial, which i sometimes like to
re-enact- pretending to remove my diamond earrings and hand
them off to a table-full of handsome gamblers, while saying,
"these have always brought me luck--"
i don't know much about this truly remarkable lady.
and so, better late than never, i watched
cat on a hot tin roof (1958) this evening and loved it.
as my friend, sarah says, "swoon.." they really don't
make dramas like they used to-- or actresses,
for that matter.
awh! what a good idea! i will have to do that for my kittens 1st bday in july ^.^ thnks 4 the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLovely tribute for a lovely woman. It was a pleasure finally meeting you last night. Long over due. You are such a delight! Hope you had a nice dinner post Louis.
ReplyDeleteTallulah its so pretty! I found your blog and now following! Hope you can support mine too!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Maurenice
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Geeeee, your cat pictures are too adorable! I love how excited Tallulah appears to be about the tuna.
ReplyDeleteAnd, yes, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is wonderful. Tennessee Williams really knows what's what.