Wow what a character! Such expression
He is! He was complaining in this photo: "No camera! PET!"
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He is! He was complaining in this photo: "No camera! PET!"
Oh, he must be feeling out of sorts with his Mum and Dad not being where they should be. (Hope your Dad comes home soon).He is! He was complaining in this photo: "No camera! PET!"
He's been really lonely. The last week or so, there have been people working in the house, preparing for my dad to come home, but they haven't been giving him much attention. I'm not sure how much attention my mom is paying him when she gets home. Unfortunately, I believe my mom had packed his catnip temporarily so I couldn't find it when I was there last.
Well, just look after yourselves. Our cats need us!
Absolutely!
Guess where Sophie is! Yup! Her bed-chair! The door has been open for three solid days, and she's only wandered out of her room twice, and only about a foot or so. She's been climbing on the cat shelves I put up, hiding in the plastic container I cut a cat-sized hole in, and behind my PC equipment rack, but won't go explore the house!
Guess where Sophie is! Yup! Her bed-chair! The door has been open for three solid days, and she's only wandered out of her room twice, and only about a foot or so. She's been climbing on the cat shelves I put up, hiding in the plastic container I cut a cat-sized hole in, and behind my PC equipment rack, but won't go explore the house!
He is! He was complaining in this photo: "No camera! PET!"
Or secretly training in Basement Cat's cult...
You know these situations where cats seem really, really dumb? Like, there are two windows only four feet apart, one's open the other once closed, and the cat's outside, sitting behind the closed window and meowingly demanding to be let in. That's what Cat's been up to lately. I have to actually get up and visibly move towards the open window so Cat comes in through that one. Either he's really stupid, or he's doing it on purpose to mess with me.
I'd lean towards doing it to mess with you
. One of my friends cats does the same thing, but occasionally gets impatient when my friend isn't quite as fast as he used to be.
I thought it was more "Be afraid. Be very afraid." I'm sure I'm just being more literal.
If by "Love" they mean pissed off, will do everything they can to get it off their head, then bite it and claw at it later, then yes -- they "Love" it.
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After telling you a little about Cat, I finally got my camera out while he had made himself comfortable on a pile of laundry:
AW! Nothing like nice, warm laundry for them to shed all over.
Mine likes to make sure my pillows are nice and hairy.
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