The boys looked like they needed a diversion. [Editors note: The kitties were getting into the trash cans again, knocking them over.]
What better diversion than catnip! Though Andy and Dougy don’t go crazy on it, they do enjoy it. Best of all, the trash cans stay upright for a little while till the ‘nip wears off!
“Hey, Dougy! There’s ‘nip here!”
“Yum!”
Dougy finds Andy fascinating.
“Odd. Andy has two eyes, just like me….” Dougy thinks.
In their own little worlds…which seem to be twirling…!?
Bliss!
Andy’s “high”, too.
haha…they are so funny! The way they look at each other…like…”Who’s this dude….I never saw him before…kinda looks like me but I’m more handsome.” Sis getys the same look.
(((Shoko)))
Cracked me up, too! (At least he wasn’t sniffing butt.) ;\
This is funny the two cats look really being in dialogue and asking what to do .
In riendship
Michel
Thanks, Michel! Sometimes they do seem to be “talkiing” with each other~~!
Completely adorable!! 🙂
Thanks! It was fun watching them work through what to do with the sudden appearance of catnip.
Oh my kitties on nip<:) Ali loves he cat nip mouse and ball but will not touch nip plant. She is a picky girl.
Catsa are very specific in their likes and dislikes, aren’t they? Dougy doesn’t like the fresh leaf ‘nip, but Andy is very excited when I bring it out. Both are moderately OK with the dried herb, but I have to rub it in my fingers to bring out the oil or they seem a bit disinterested in it.
LOL. I love their little worlds. 🙂
Me, too! I know (from following you blog) you find cats fascinating, too, and that you also get lots of pleasure out of capturing their little adventures on camera.
I always try to capture a tiny glimpse into the inner workings of their minds. And you do the same. 😉
They are very honest about things, if you just watch them!
Quite true. I especially like it when the have a “kitten” moment and forget they are adults. 🙂
Me, too! 🙂
Laughing. Love their little furry faces! George can’t be persuaded by ‘nip.
They are cuties! Dougy is less interested in catnip than most cats I’ve had, but Andy loves it, especially the fresh leaf ‘nip.
I have just about given up gardening in Florida. There just is no good season. I have some oregano, some flowers in a pot and another herb the name of which I have temporarily forgotten.
The yard nazis tends to come around with weed whackers each year, wiping out my gardens, so to hell with it till I can set up raised bed gardens or something more obviously not “weeds”.
Heaven preserve us from people who “just want to help.”
All it would take is asking me what was weed and what was herb. I had a pretty good herb garden going, with basil, oregano, mint, and a few other herbs growing in the plot. I don’;t believe in weedless gardens, which is part of the problem. Weeds help loosen the soil and add their nutrients back into the soil later on. They help keep watering needs down. Unfortunately, I live in a place where people are rigidly tied into old ways of gardening, using chemicals and noisy machines to “tame” the earth. NOT my style!
Have they tried silvervine?
Yes, but I thought they responded a bit too aggressively to each other while on it. I decided it might be too much for them.