Living with cats is to never be alone.
Dougy likes to hide in the skinny box and snatch “prey” when it walks by barefooted.
Andy watches from the recliner. Creepy!
Post 1095: we are not alone…
WEGGIEBOY'S BLOG by Doug Thomas
Andy and I miss Dougy
Andy changed his habits . He is not on the computer!!! 😉
In friendship
Michel
Not on days when sun’s coming in through the window! That’s where he is right now, sleeping in the sun and enjoying the heat.
Waiting to snatch barefooted prey! That is a good one! I love the expressions on their faces. No, Doug, you are not alone!
They are fairly wild in certain circumstances. Dougy loves to be skritched, of course, and if he isn’t through with this favorite activity, he will reach out and snare me with his claws!
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Very true, I am never alone- even in the bathroom.
Yes, and closing the door isn’t an answer. In my case, I hear pitiful yowls tiny paws scratching and reaching under the door. It’s hard not to laugh and just give in!
It’s called team work.
Shoko and Kali
lol!
I can’t understand why people don’t like cats.
Me either. Around here, outside cats have to watch out for people who’ll hurt them if they show up in their yards.
I’ve seen that, too.
It’s illegal of course, but people still do terrible things.
I agree with you, we are not alone! Thank you dear Weggie, Dougy and Andy, even with you I am not alone too 🙂 Love, nia
I hope you are feeling things go back to a more normal state.
Just right now the postman came to my crib – and guess who has to sniff around the door right now …
But I am just glad, I was there to get my parcel from the UK, it contained a present for my cousin!
LOL! Andy and Dougy run to the door when they hear anyone there. Of course, if it’s someone delivering a package, they want the box…NOW! I know that they will greet me at the door when I come home, and follow me around all day. Of course, they take long nap breaks, but mostly it’s somewhere near where I am.
My two work in shifts, whenever I am not going to work, one of them is near me … mostly.
Mine are somewhat that way. Andy’s on the light stand next to me right now and Dougy’s in the guest bedroom, sleeping.
For a little while I escaped surveillance … I first lay down with the female, whose shift it is, on the bed, fed her some treats, then I went to bake a pancake (German pancakes are slightly larger and fill out the whole pan, they SHOULD be thinner, too!). Ate it with jam (apple-rosehip jam, not selfmade but self-bought) – and the cat fell asleep in between. Now, having returned with a yoghurt dessert (plain yoghurt with cherry jam, selfmade by a friend of mine from her own sour cherries) and a coffee (or something like that …) I am alone. But might not be for long, I think I heard one of them stirring … 😉
I’m still in view of Andy, though I think he’s asleep.
Woohoo – it is male surveillance time again – tom is stretching to be ready for his shift. Maybe a quick visit to the toilet room first – stands there undecided – YES, it is the toilet.
t.b.c.
Mine haven’t changed positions since your last comment…!
Male surveyor got terrified (he is no hero, this tom of mine) by people on the staircase … the little one just sneaked up to remind me that she thinks it is time for her treats … well, at least she thinks so!
It no doubt is kitty time for treats if she insists! Mine give me the same song and dance.