And the cat pleased me ...
Anybody remember?
Sylvia
by snowbird 31 Replies latest social entertainment
And the cat pleased me ...
Anybody remember?
Sylvia
Awwww... I have soft spot for kitties.
Once it's about two or three months old you need to start toilet training it! :D
Mine already has the run of the house.
Her name is Hannah Buttercup!
Sylvia
Check it out... http://www.litterkwitter.com/en/index.php
Very cool! No more litter box! (It takes several months of trainnig, but its worth the trouble!)
Here goes ...
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Tee hee hee. Sylvia |
Dear Happy Homemaker,
I live alone, well, not exactly. I have three dogs, twelve cats and, really, quite a sizable menagerie of other wee beasties. There are no other people here. Of course, I feel my little ones are people, only better behaved than most humans. If you get my drift.
My problem is that when Cousin Erma comes to visit she complains about what she calls animal dander and unseemly smells, so on and so forth. I haven't a clue what she means because my little ones are very sensitive about their daily toilet. They are certainly cleaner than all members of my family. I mean humans.
I want to be sensitive to Cousin Erma's needs and make her comfortable, but I'm really beside myself that she refuses to share the guest room with my darlings. It's winter and it would be unconscionable to put my babies out.
I'm a people-pleaser at heart.
Can't we all just get along?
Thank you.
Eunice
Dear Eunice,
Yes, I get your drift, but it is a "drift" a wee bit different from what you allude to. Please have Erma call me right away. My telephone number is enclosed under separate cover. We want you to be happy and comfortable in your new home ...
Hope this helps!
Happy Homemaker!
"I bought me a cat."
No you didn't. A cat acquired a servant. You will feed it, give it water, clean its bathroom, stroke its back (when it wants you to, not otherwise). If the cat is inside you will be expected to let it out. If its outside you will expected to let it in. What do you mean you're sleeping! The middle of the night is the best time to roam around. Whatever you feed it will be barely edible. It will glare at you while you look to see if you have something more suitable.
If it decides your service is up to scratch, the cat may keep you.
PS, how nice of you to put convenient scratching posts all over the house.
LOL.
You're so right.
Sylvia
My kitty got hit by a car last week.
But JeffT is totally right. Sylvia, the cat has you. They are so independent.
*Currenly waiting for a cat to adopt me*
I want a cat.
BTS