Dougy walks through the sunlight, changing his many colors of “dark”. (He also avoids being in focus because he’s interested in the webcam cable…!)
Andy just enjoys the sun and a look outside for morning birdies.
I try for one more photo of Dougy.
It’s a bit more successful, but the webcam cable really, really, really interests my little furball!
Indeed Dougy looks aside ( at the wire ) and not at you .
Andy took a posture of lord of the cats ! 🙂
In friendship
Michel
They are fairly typical poses for them both, Michel!
I have mornings like that sometime so I know where the cat is coming from.
Me, too. Of course, as the kitties grow older, their equivalent age in human terms more closely matches mine. I expect them to become more comfortable being held as they get older and can appreciate the attention.
I know where you are coming from. I am more comfortable being held as I get older. The only problem in my case is finding someone willing to hold me.
How true! I suffer a similar desert of touch deprivation.
Cute photos, that really did get Dougy’s attention.
Thanks! Dougy especially makes me work at it!
That does sound like a better way to do the deed. Those little fellows don’t have as much time to be without you.
They didn’t go feral when I was sick even though they had a lot less human contact. I think they appreciate their privileged position in the home….!
Good fellows.
No! No! No! Naughty boys! I learned a long time ago to put something on top of counters or table tops when I have house kitties, but I hoped against hope (like all furbaby parents….!) that MY kitties wouldn’t be like all others and hop up on tables and counters! Oi! What’s a furbaby parent to do?
Glad to hear you and the boys are enjoying a slow morning. Andy looks like he is really enjoying his sunspot while Dougy looks very intent on getting the cable!
Andy how! I really should pay attention to the time, though, since I start the Monday-Wednesday-Friday dialysis schedule this morning. That’s only two hours away and I haven’t done much toward getting ready to go!
Had a note from Marianne, who is really pleased with the Elbert memorial planting on your farm and can’t wait to see how it turns out!
Dougy’s having a fit about something, but gets upset when I pick him up and sternly ask him, “auf Deutsch” for extra emphasis, “Was ist los, Katze?!” I think I figured it out, though: I left breakfast dishes on his personal ottoman and he wants on it! Oops!