A Teen Adapting to Life in the Middle of Nowhere

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Jan. 24, 2006

Cat Fishing

Posted in My Favorite and Best Entries

One thing I really like to do when I’m bored is to go cat fishing. Not the wet kind, the kind that hates to get wet. For those of you that want to try it, just get an ordinary fishing rod and put a practice plug or a bobber on the end. (Note: do not use anything with a hook). It’s very amusing and good exercise for your cats, and it makes your cat a better mouser. You can let them chase it or you can flip it in the air and make them jump and flip. It’s true what they say; cats always land on their feet. Hurry, hurry, hurry see the amazing flying cat show.

This photography was taken by my little brother, Alex. He’s getting real good with photography. If you want to see his blog, CLICK HERE.

Hope you enjoy the pictures.

"Everybody was kung-fu fighting..."

Here's my catch of the day below:

Sam #25

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Comments

Jan. 24, 2006 - Untitled Comment

Posted by hiplvmom2

Yowza Wowza! Those cats sure can jump! Great pictures!

Peace & Happiness,
Dana

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Jan. 25, 2006 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Princessleia12

hi
thx for writing on my blog. The movie i the same as the book but in the movie peter finds out that asland dies and he dose not fined out in the book... but it did not ruin the movie... it is awsome..

Samantha

P.S i love you cats

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Jan. 25, 2006 - Untitled Comment

Posted by SAMIAM

Looks like fun! LOL! Cool pics.

Sami

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Feb. 8, 2006 - Claw fishing

Posted by SnowWolf

Cool cats, your kung-fu picture made me think of our dogs, they play fight every day, and when they do, I notice that they have specific moves, for example. Dog #1 jumps up, like they are going to attack dog #2's back, so dog #2 gets in a fighting position to repel an attack from above, but when dog #1 comes down, they go down just to the side of dog #2, grab them by the neck and flip them onto there back.

Moves that are particularly good, I have seen the dogs use multiple times, then start teaching it the others. The biggest dog that we have ever had, who's name was Hagrid, was seven feet long and capable of nocking over a fully grown ram using a single sholder slam, had a move that was all his own, he would grab a dog by the collar, spin around with the other dog going airborne, then release and the dog would go flying away through the air. Seams like they have there own brand of paw to paw fighting.

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Hello and welcome to my blog. My name is Sam & I'm 15. This is where I try to post of everything going on in my crazy life all on one neat website. I'm living the good the life in the middle of nowhere on a farm that we call Jacobs Farm.. We hunt, fish, farm, drive all over the state and have a lot of laughs about what happens to us in the middle of nowhere.. While your scrolling & clicking around you can read my current entry I've posted, leave me comments, visit sites I've linked and other stuff too, and don't forget to enjoy yourself. Sam A. Jacobs