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Twelve Codes of Christmas:On the Eleventh Day of the Coder’s Christmas (F60.2)

Yep. You guessed it.  Another animal picture.  This is the last one, though.  I think.

Pets are better than TV and in since the news is so depressing lately, I highly suggest turning the tube off and tuning in to the closest animal.  It’s even better when you have a camera.

This little picture was captured one Christmas when I was snapping pictures of my Christmas decorations – something I often do to either remember how I decorated or to keep a record of Christmases past since I have a tendency to change decor colors every couple of years.  Yes, I’m one of those.  But I think I’ve already mentioned my affinity for Christmas decorations.

This is a picture of my sweet kitty, Mandy, pondering pouncing on Ginger, the dog.  Ginger was raised by cats and actually liked cats better than dogs.  So the cats pretty much had the rule of the roost and there wasn’t a lot Ginger ever did about it.  But this picture looks a little sinister, so here’s our carol and code for this eleventh day of the coder’s Christmas:

  • Thoughts of Roasting You on an Open Fire (F60.2, Antisocial personality disorder)

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