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This story tells the life of the author and his pet cat, C. J. At the age of fifty, the author found C. J., as a baby kitten, abandoned in his backyard. One day while the author was sitting on the back steps of his house, a little cat came to him and said, “MEwee”—and the rest is history. At the time, the author was a pastor an
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