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Lady Catherine’s Cat pt 1 — 21 Comments

  1. I can see that Ginger has his work cut out for him… the task of changing Elizabeth’s opinion of Mr. Darcy. However, I feel he is up for the challenge. Delightful post. I love this story… you certainly know your cats and can convey their attitude and opinion on to the page. Mother, unfortunately didn’t like cats [and they knew it] so I was never allowed to have one. My great-grandmother, on the other hand, did love them. So… I was able to play with them when I was at her house. I look forward to this monthly series of short stories. What a delightful way to build your next book. It is cat approved… snicker… see how I did that?

  2. That was interesting but I have to read the other parts. My daughter’s cat, Mosaic, in not a lap cat and only allows rubs while she is in a chair or on the floor…hates to be picked up. We had cats growing up and they were usually looking for a lap to rest in.

  3. What a fun story!!! I am the only cat person in a household of dog-lovers, so I rarely get to enjoy felines. I do love their personalities, though!! I grew up with a crotchety Siamese who lived for twenty years and one day–the day before our daughter was born. I do love Siamese, though–they usually have such a spoiled-rotten personality that they’re endlessly amusing.

    I see that Ginger wants to play matchmaker!! So be it, Ginger!! Best of luck to you with these two stubborn humans, LOL!! 😀

    Thanks for the fun story, Maria!!! 😀

    Warmly,
    Susanne 🙂

  4. I love the idea of a cat playing Cupid. I think it’s wonderful, because I think Darcy shares aloofness with cats in general and what cat would be more perfect than a ginger Tom cat.
    I think that our kitty would be the only soft spot in Lady Catherine domineering personality and our Sir Ginger will make the connection between the antagonizing trio of Lady Catherine, Darcy and Elizabeth.
    I can’t wait for the next chapter and hopefully it will be a novella.

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