
Andy chose another spot today, but yesterday it was the recliner.

Dougy was not amused!

Andy chose another spot today, but yesterday it was the recliner.

Dougy was not amused!

Andy’s up to something…!

Not sleeping there today.

There’s a clue, I think….

Aw, yeah! The mockingbird comes to torment Andy, too!

Andy stopped by…

… – I don’t know why – …

…to just sit there…

…and stare and stare!

Can you see it? Andy has exactly one white hair on the top of his head, and it sticks out. Cute!

Andy stopped by the glider. His plan: head to the guest bedroom.

One problem. He has to get by Dougy and Dougy looks like he won’t tolerate it today.

Andy is a patient kitty, so he settles down for a wait.

Is this Andy’s chance? Dougy’s more interested in a nap than defending his ottoman.

Andy decides he’d rather get some scritches, so Dougy (the human) knows to reach back to scritch him. [No scritch photo. Taking a photo is nearly impossible when scritching! Andy enjoyed the scritches, though, then ran back to the north bathroom where Dougy and he share the room together. Silly cats!]

Dougy stares at this spot on the wall. I see nothing.

“What’s up, Dougy?” The wall.

Dougy tires of the wall, finally!

“Want a good head scritch?” Silly question!

Dougy knows how to hunt birds and the mockingbird will die today!

Silly bird! Dougy has you in his sight!

“Kill! Kill! Kill!” Good grief, Dougy!
[If you wonder how much fun cleaning after a couple of Persian kitties can be, that carpet was clean less than 24 hours earlier, yet the kitty boys have already begun covering it with kitty hair.]

Dougy’s had enough toy play for now…

…so he hops up on his ottoman. The expectation is I’ll entertain him.

Andy has the right idea! Bird watch out the back window.

Dougy’s tail asks the immortal question, “Aren’t you going to amuse me?!”

In the meantime, Andy’s having a fine time at the window.

“Well!?”

Finally, happy kitty time. I scritch Dougy.

Dougy doesn’t like it when I’m on the laptop…

…so he tries to shame me into turning it off.

It didn’t take Dougy long to get back to his ottoman after his outside adventure.

I’ve told you he is a snoopy kitty, and I’m sure he had lots of very satisfying sniffs the 11 or so hours he was outside. (Notice I used this photo on the missing cat poster – his horns are up! Ha!)

I suspect Dougy hid in bushes, too, to practice catching birds because there were lots of these little leaves and other organic litter in his fur when he was brought home. Oh well. We – Andy and I – are glad the little rascal is back home with us!