This blog post gave me lots of chuckles. I know you will enjoy reading it as well.
Having written A Berkshire Tale with a kitten, ZuZu, as the main character (ZuZu is my own little tabby I rescued from under a barn.), I’ve found whenever I write a post with a feline tag, cat lovers tune in. They are a loyal audience. So, today I’m writing just for them.
Often, people who know me and who read A Berkshire Tale solemnly advise that I should write about “the other cat”. They seem to feel I’m favoring one furry child, ZuZu, over the other, Roxie. They apparently are concerned about her self-esteem. They worry she might 
develop an inferiority complex once the book hits the best-seller list.
Now,Roxie is a bit quirky in a perverted sort of way. She spent the first few weeks with us atop the refrigerator, swatting wildly at me when I climbed the step-stool to pet her head and coming down to eat at night…
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Roxie thanks you and hopes you enjoy more Roxie aka The Other Cat posts. She loves the attention she is getting and is strutting around telling ZuZu about her new-found fame. I’m afraid she will be very difficult to live with this week.
I think Roxie is quite the character. Tell her that I enjoyed reading about her very much.
Roxie says, “Thank you” and is saving all comments along these lines to convince me to write a book about her. She still cannot accept the fact that ZuZu has a book and she doesn’t.Life can be cruel!