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My History Fix

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PETS: THEY’VE ALWAYS BROUGHT US JOY

May 22, 2015

As a kid I remember dressing up my cat (with varying degrees of success).

Cat dress-up and typingI took my cat in for round one of my high school senior pictures.

Of the 900 photos on my phone right now, I estimate 700 of them to be of my cats.

Based on what I found perusing the World Wide Web, some things just don’t change!

We love our pets. We want to capture their beauty, their cuteness and eccentricities and of course, their many talents (like typing). Some of life’s best moments happen with our pets. As evidence I submit the following…enjoy!

Dog and boy beggingI’m not sure who is more indignant about this shot, the dog or the boy!

Woman walking a turkeyIs this pet the source of Boston’s turkey problem?

Portrait of Woman with cat

German shepherd standing on peoples shouldersMad skills. I’m not sure how you get to this place, but it’s impressive.

Girl with bird on headSomeone was traumatized for life.

Woman posed with several petsI adore this photo! Kudos to the photographer for corralling his subjects in an artful composition. Never an easy task – I know, I’ve tried.

Girl having tea with dog, racoonTea party!

Woman with pig in carThe first Geico commercial?

Portrait of girl with cat

Girl (Nell Dorr) hugging chickenFuture vegetarian?

Portrait two girls with dog

Cat dressed as clownThe picture of patience. Or she is plotting her revenge?

Man with dogTwo dapper gents.

Baby and dog in carWho’s driving who here?

Admit it…you have similar photos in your collection too, right? Share your stories or photos in the comments or over on Facebook. And give your pet a big hug from My History Fix!

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