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Newspaper Article: A Tom Kitty at the Katbox
by Anndrea Daniels

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Comment by cbd washington dc on 03/02/21
DHJFHU I really liked your article post.Really thank you! Cool.

Comment by Click This Link on 01/31/17
cUKpNL There is clearly a bundle to identify about this.  I suppose you made certain nice points in features also.

Comment by crorkz matz on 08/03/14
FAco1q A round of applause for your article post. Cool.

Comment by Silvia. on 09/16/10
BRAVO ANNDREA!
Great story, even if it is short!
You didn't need anything bad or disgusting to write a good story.
I loved it!
Kisses.
Silvia.

Comment by john on 08/18/08
ok!!

Comment by julie j on 03/17/05
the story is to short &does not go into much detail i would like a lot moore action &a lot longer story  but thankyou good start

Comment by julie on 02/21/04
not bad a short story could have had a bit more story and go to it
instead of it just happening

Comment by Terri on 07/01/03
A well-done first effort, written in exactly the kind of breezy feature style that you'd expect in a campus newspaper. I don't expect that the "girls" have any openings coming up, do they? The transformation descriptions were excellent. I'm looking forward to future contributions to Story Site.

Comment by Pervette on 07/01/03
Delightful pastiche! You caught the journalistic style beautifully.
For a moment, I was afraid it was going to lapse into just another
first-person account, but you avoided that pitfall neatly.  One
minor grumble: a "gaffe" is a social blunder; the fixture you have
in mind is a gaff.  A common mistake, nothing to fuss about, but
you might as well get it right.  ("Gaff" is originally carnival
slang, referring to anything that is somehow faked.)  But a well
done story!  Hope to see more of your work here.
.
--Pervy



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