Between 2010 and 2019, Cauli Le Chat (2006?-2020), feline roving reporter for Mooresville Public Library (Mooresville, Indiana), reported all things interesting to cats (and humans) happening at the library. Related stories from across the state (and beyond) were also included.
Cauli Le Chat
Cauli Le Chat, MPL Feline Roving Reporter
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This week's episode of Miss Michelle @ MPL: Early Literacy Fun at the Library is full of cute caps, Dr. Seuss, fun program crafts, and wonderful reading for young children and their caregivers.
Miss Michelle @ MPL: Early Literacy Fun at the Library
(Week of February 24-March 2, 2013)
by Crafty Gal & Aggie McPooch
Be sure to drop by the Library this Saturday (March 2) to enjoy creating great Seuss-related crafts. You could win free Seuss swag! Well worth a visit, I'd wager.
Crafty Gal and Aggie McPooch reviewed a couple classic early literacy titles in this week's episode of Miss Michelle @ MPL: Early Literacy Fun at the Library. As for Chicken Little, a few words of feline advice: It's just an acorn. Deal with it.
Miss Michelle @ MPL: Early Literacy Fun at the Library
(Week of February 17-23, 2013)
Hey, three bears. Let Cauli suggest a solution to your intruder problem. Two words: Eat Goldilocks. Just saying.
Your Roving Reporter On The Go,
Cauli Le Chat
P.S. "The Sky is NOT Falling," by Chicken Little (the "Tennessee half-pint folk-punk" musical group, not the fictional character), appeared on the album No One, Never, Nothing (2010). Here we have a fan's music video. For a dollar, you may buy the digital song here, where lyrics are also given. The digital album is available for sale here. Help out new artists by making a solid purchase of some fine music.
Leaping lizards! Crafty Gal and Aggie McPooch had an iguanodon visit today's early literacy video shoot! I thought those dinosaurs were extinct!
Wait a second. There's a mix-up somewhere.
Iguana
Iguanodon
That was close! An iguana I can handle, but an iguanodon is out of the question.
Miss Michelle @ MPL: Early Literacy Fun at the Library
(for the week of February 10-16, 2013)
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I love our videos when there are animals featured. We felines watch televisions, computer monitors, and such like quite carefully when critters are on the screen. It's that predator thing, you know.
Take care of your voice, Crafty Gal. You don't want to be doing silent movies for your early literacy programs.
Crafty Gal and Aggie McPooch wondered if I wore shoes.
Miss Michelle @ MPL: Early Literacy Fun at the Library
(Week of January 20-26, 2013)
"Not by the hair on my chinny-chin-chin," says I. Yes, I said it, and I'm glad.
See? Sans Shoes, Thank You Very Much
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Need I Say More?
I thought Pete the Cat looked really spiffy in those white shoes, however. You will, too, if you read this picture book featured in Crafty Gal and Aggie's video blog (vlog) above. You may check it out in our online catalog, if you have an Evergreen Indiana library card.
Alert early readers will recognize my line above as coming from the classic tale, The Three Little Pigs, also featured in Crafty Gal & Aggie's vlog. Both versions are available in our Evergreen Indiana online catalog. You know where to click. And again.
Occasionally, I live in a brick house (well, it has some brick on it), especially when it has been as cold as lately around my neighborhood. My Library has brick practically everywhere, or at least where there aren't glass windows.
Take That, Big Bad Wolf!
So I hope that clears up the entire feline shoe-wearing mystery. Shoes are all right, but we felines need foot freedom for our claws! Much too useful to keep covered up, I'd venture.
Your Roving Reporter On The Go,
Cauli Le Chat
P.S. Sam the Sham (i.e., Domingo "Sam" Zamudio) and the Pharaohs released the single "The Hair On My Chinny Chin Chin" (1966) as a follow-up to their huge hit single, "Wooly Bully" (1965), which was written about Sam's cat.
