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			<title><![CDATA[My Cats]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[ <div class='ArticleAuthor'>By Amber S.</div><br>I remember when I had two cats  and their names were Crystal, and Oreo.  Crystal was smart and sweet as ice cream  on a hot summer day. Oreo was as sweet as an Oreo cookie, he looked like one too.  I remember when I got them. I was   at a friend's house when I got Oreo,   He was in a big tin can. He looked  like a living puff ball at the bottom.  My brother Cliff, or Clifford,  gave Crystal to me. When I saw her  I wanted no other kitten in the world,  I made a good choice. As they grew   we became more attached to each other.  So attached that whenever I would cry,  Crystal and Oreo would be two little black  and white all fluffy and slick trying  to make me feel better. ]]></description>
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