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Previous Challenge Entry (Level 1 – Beginner)
Topic: CAT (11/08/18)
Have you ever wondered what it is like to hold furry creature in your lap. It could be a dog, guini pig or a cat. I have two cats, and they drive me crazy in the morning for food.



Other times they like to cuddle with me on my lap. I like them when they purr. Sometimes while I am reading a book or playing on my phone, they like to sleep on my bed before I go to sleep.



I believe that cats are beautiful creatures to enjoy. Whenever I feel stressed or I had had a hard day, I like to take one of them on my lap, and pat while I watch T.V.



whenever I talk to my cats, I know that in their world they don't have to worry about paying bills, working to make ends meet, and cooking food for dinner. They are just like innocent children.
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Claudia Barrington
11/17/18
Yes, thank God for furry creatures. You must be a good animal mommy or daddy. Your article was comforting. There are a couple of capitalization and punctuation mistakes, but I still enjoyed what you wrote. Blessings to you!
Larry Whittington
11/17/18
Writing about something we love is always a good way to start. We have feelings for what we are writing about.

With a two cat family, see if they ever show a comparing emotion like: "You are petting the other one more than me". It is interesting how pets show many different emotions.