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Monday, January 16, 2012

Why it's called the catio

Galen, Londo and Micro on the catio - Tucson, AZ

Galen, Londo and Micro on the catio - Tucson, AZ

Why the patio is called the "catio." Galen, Londo and Micro outside enjoying the January weather in Tucson, AZ. And of course, Galen is the most photogenic of the three!
Posted by Deb at Monday, January 16, 2012
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