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How did you display it like this?
screenshot. command-shift-4, on a mac. gives you a little crossfire to choose your photo space. drag and click. mine go somewhere called a “dropbox” for some reason, but sometimes they go straight to your desktop. 🙂
This…is fantastic and creative and fun!
I’ll be playing tomorrow. 🙂
Many thanks to my Shawna for sharing the link. 🙂
Can’t wait to see yours, Kir (you come to my email inbox). 😉
It really will perk up your whole day. 🙂
This makes me think of the stray cat I adopted when I was a kid. And now “cloud cat” makes me think maybe the poor sweetie was so sick, he died. 😦 But there’s a love here that surpasses death.
I didn’t realize this was the poem! It does seem like a cat death, here.