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Monday, March 11, 2013

CAT MONDAY: Start the week off right with some cats

Posted By Chey Scott on Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 1:12 PM

Sorry we missed you on Friday, cat people! Time got away from us here at Inlander/Cat Friday HQ... but we wouldn't leave you hanging like that, so here's a slightly delayed cat fix to help you get through the rest of the work week, and also another groggy Monday. We asked ourselves, what else is there that beats watching a few super cute cat videos as inspiration to get through the rest of a Monday afternoon? Answer: not much.

And last but not least, one of our favorite Internet kitties of all time: Lil BUB as a baby. You might die of cuteness overload, just sayin'.

Tags: Cat Friday , cats , cat videos , Internet cats , LIL BUB , Culture , Arts & Culture , Video

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