That, dear Kerbey, is the biggest cat in the college yearbooks. There have been mascot costumes filled by eager freshman that were smaller than that cat, I think.
Definitely the biggest cat I’ve seen. Every time I see old ladies in conjunction with cats, I get sad and think, “Oh, that’s how life turned out, is it?”
You can buy the book on her desk from Amazon. It’s “The Creative Adult: Self-Education in the Art of Living” by Hughes Mearns. He’s the guy that wrote a famous poem, often mocked, called “Antigonish”. The first lines were:
Yesterday, upon the stair,
I met a man who wasn’t there.
He wasn’t there again today,
I wish, I wish he’d go away…
I think Hughes may have been hitting the Old Crow a little hard.
Hmmm, must be a secret message buried in there somewhere. You do know that KU was a WWII soviet submarime class to be built in 1941. “An improved design the KU class which was to be of welded construction was in planning in 1941. A total of 24 KU boats were planned but none were started.” ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_K-class_submarine)
Perhaps one really was started, but was hidden and the information is buried in this picture – hence the title KU 1941.
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That, dear Kerbey, is the biggest cat in the college yearbooks. There have been mascot costumes filled by eager freshman that were smaller than that cat, I think.
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Definitely the biggest cat I’ve seen. Every time I see old ladies in conjunction with cats, I get sad and think, “Oh, that’s how life turned out, is it?”
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More reason for us to be happy with our dears, dear Kerbey!
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Hey, Music Man, I’m listening to Chilliwack right now. Don’t suppose you ever saw them in the day, huh?
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You got me on that one, Kerbey. I did not get to see Chilliwack when I worked for the big daily. 😦
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That is one ugly cat.
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a cat lady! Also a case of pet looking like owner. Great picture.
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My high school English teacher! Bet her hair is blue!
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You can buy the book on her desk from Amazon. It’s “The Creative Adult: Self-Education in the Art of Living” by Hughes Mearns. He’s the guy that wrote a famous poem, often mocked, called “Antigonish”. The first lines were:
Yesterday, upon the stair,
I met a man who wasn’t there.
He wasn’t there again today,
I wish, I wish he’d go away…
I think Hughes may have been hitting the Old Crow a little hard.
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Oh, my! Methinks he protests too much and actually wants to meet a man upon the stair.
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The secret is out: the CAT was the ghost writer.
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Hmmm, must be a secret message buried in there somewhere. You do know that KU was a WWII soviet submarime class to be built in 1941. “An improved design the KU class which was to be of welded construction was in planning in 1941. A total of 24 KU boats were planned but none were started.” ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_K-class_submarine)
Perhaps one really was started, but was hidden and the information is buried in this picture – hence the title KU 1941.
That’s my story and i’m sticking to it.
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I don’t think the Soviets constructed University of Kansas boats, but then again, I can’t get inside the communist mind. Entirely possible.
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That was going to be my second choice University of Kansas. 🙂
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That cat could take down an antelope for sure.
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Ha ha ha.
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