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This is Escape Kitty - She thinks she qualifies . That "Cattitude" for you! Kitty thinks she qualifies for the "All about YOU" cat- agory ANd the Shabby Chic one. First of all, Escape Kitty says this is all about her simply based on the word "cat-agory". Why even have a word like that if not all about her?


Escape Kitty #43 - Tiny Dancer: Escape Kitty is an adventure seeking cat that escapes the house every chance she can. Wile she is out, she takes every opportunity to travel the world. Sometimes she travels with her puppy friend, Chena, who is a Standard Poo- dle dog owned by Maggi Harding. Sometimes Kitty breaks free by herself and sneaks off alone. Whatever the cat-mood.


Recently, Kitty and Chena have been spotted in Australia. They arrived there as pirates in a pirate ship sailing past the Sindey Opera House and docking in the harbor. They toured the land a bit as landlubbers, and did some snorkel- ing in the sea. Now Kitty has come full circle as they wrap up their Australian tour and head home. She closes out her trip on stage in a ballerina tutu at the Sidney Opera House. ONLY you Kitty! Only you.


So how did this come about? Well, the ballet company was in need of a fill-in for a short time. Someone who could execute amazing jumps with grace and elegance, spin on a dime, prance like a princess and capture the hearts of the audience. Is there anyone BUT Kitty that could fill in? Nope - not by a long shot. So Kitty auditioned and got the part, of course. Coming to a stage near you....


March 2012 enchanting creations


Sh su Ki Ki ht ht


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