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milvertons:My Boy Cat finally passed away early this morning. He was my love and my best friend for

yafgcrich:This little cat-guy is a self portrait I designed for Arthur back in the early 90′s when I

dykevanian:rulerofthewasteland:Dave Vanian and Brian James at an early Damned gig. Soo Catwoman on t

cats-of-cairo:Early morning in the Temple of Hatshepsut, Deir el Bahari. Every sunrise here is a mas

muspeccoll:Here’s an adorable marginal caterpillar from our early sixteenth-century processional for

“Foggy Morning Fishing,” Myanmar,This scene shows a father and son catching fish early one winter mo

Saints Catherine and Barbara, Master of Frankfurt, ca. 1510-20

Hi. You’re home early.

Cats and Books - Ms. Chan- Saving Stray Cats in Hong Kong.In the early 80’s, Hong Kong stray cats we

My very Hapa birthday morning started super early with my 3 faves! ❤️❤️❤️.......#birthday #doodle #d

The catacombs of the Capuchin Friars at Palermo, Sicily. 19th century photo. 

Large papier mache animal heads.  [Demoulin and Brothers Company Catalogue.] 1908.Internet Archive

taboo-mom-son:I like getting up early enough to catch mom’s morning yoga session..

Grumpy Cats- Early Modern Edition Commissione issued to Andrea di Giorgio Valier by Leonardo Loredan

chileconyarne:Early Caturday.

adamtots:lol just cat stuff! (And don’t forget you can see all my comics a day early on my Patreon!)

Chiura Obata, Early Summer Breeze at Shiho En, 1950sColored woodblock print

chikuwathecat:The early bird catches the worm.I sleep again after that.早起きは三文の得。私は得したので再び眠ります。

catonhottinroof:Adolf Kaufmann (1848–1916)  Early spring, 1909

girlsarefuntoplaywith: When you come home early and catch the babysitter enjoying herself.

Floral Trimmed Catalan Pattern Dress, ca. 1900-09via CDMT

Catch wrestlers, early 20th century.

Tuesday, July 16th @ 5pm Early show at Joe’s Record Paradise, the return of the almighty Catal

Just missed the end of the first month, but soon catching up…The first of the early Irish Ogh

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