Once again, I had to do a spot of improvisation for Jennifer Nichole Wells’ fourth day of her Halloween Challenge. The topic is Cat and I would normally associate black cats with Halloween, however, there were no black cats in the photo files, only a white cat named Sugar. What to do? Well, work a little bit of Halloween magic of course! For more on Jennifer’s Halloween Challenge go to https://jennifernicholewells.com/2016/10/02/jnws-halloween-challenge-ghost/
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What great photos. Mr Midnight especially liked them because he´s also a black cat. Sir Winston and myself found your work very clever, especially because you used Sugar as a model. I won´t tell Mr Midnight though!
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Thank you for your kind comment, Allan! Necessity was definitely the mother of invention in this case.
Thank you for your kind reply. Meow and purr purr from my two furry friends.
Your magic has worked just perfectly!
Thank you! It was out of desperation but worked better than I’d hoped.