Every cat, every Advent.
Showing posts with label Cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cats. Show all posts
Monday, December 2, 2013
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Watching way too many movies
We've got the flu and I'm watching an old Lassie movie. The dialogue is making me laugh until I cough...
"What do you think of Carol?"
"Well, she seems competent."
What a gal!
Now they're hunting a mountain lion and Lassie is actually tracking it and coming within sight of it. Again, what a gal!
Every dog I've ever seen in the presence of a mountain lion cowered in fear and urine on the porch trying valiantly to disappear between the cracks in the boards while simultaneously eating the front door.
Lassie, meanwhile, seems to have the psychic ability to communicate with big cats and is helping move the cougar's young to a new den under the watchful eye of the momma cat.
So much for realism.
Meanwhile I'll be back with a guest blogger when I've coughed up my other lung.
"What do you think of Carol?"
"Well, she seems competent."
What a gal!
Now they're hunting a mountain lion and Lassie is actually tracking it and coming within sight of it. Again, what a gal!
Every dog I've ever seen in the presence of a mountain lion cowered in fear and urine on the porch trying valiantly to disappear between the cracks in the boards while simultaneously eating the front door.
Lassie, meanwhile, seems to have the psychic ability to communicate with big cats and is helping move the cougar's young to a new den under the watchful eye of the momma cat.
So much for realism.
Meanwhile I'll be back with a guest blogger when I've coughed up my other lung.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Cats are people, too!
The Crescat has stunned the blogosphere and the Cat World with this provocative post "cats are not pets". "Indeed, they are not!" sneered loyal cat enthusiast, Anonymous. "Cats are art!" As a blogger and close personal Facebook friend with The Crescat, I shall endeavor to remain neutral in this, the latest Great Debate!
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| Just in time for Mardi Gras, baby! |
Monday, September 13, 2010
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Monday, July 26, 2010
Rural life...
Today my dad came out to use the truck. It was close to suppertime, so when the kids asked to go along for the ride, I told them no. (Driving around is considered entertainment here in the Panhandle). Dad left, we ate, and a short time later he pulled up to the house again.
"I didn't go alone," he said upon opening the door.
I was a bit confused, did a quick head count and thought for a moment the dog had tagged along, except that our Lab hates cars almost as much as she likes chasing chickens. "Weezo went with you?"
"No. Jewa did."
The cat?
Our cat has not been happy with the recent move. He's sticking around but under protest. Cats are very territorial after all, and don't take kindly to humans moving them to new and unapproved territories. Jewa, being an inherited kitty, has already been through one big move and is quite finished with that sort of thing as he has made very clear very frequently of late. His favorite spot from which to launch guided guilt rockets happens to be in the spare tire well of the truck. I guess he must have been mid-pout about the time dad took off today.
I'm glad he made it back. The poor fella experienced 70 m.p.h. in the underbelly of a truck and then politely asked to ride up front for the return trip.
"I didn't go alone," he said upon opening the door.
I was a bit confused, did a quick head count and thought for a moment the dog had tagged along, except that our Lab hates cars almost as much as she likes chasing chickens. "Weezo went with you?"
"No. Jewa did."
The cat?
Our cat has not been happy with the recent move. He's sticking around but under protest. Cats are very territorial after all, and don't take kindly to humans moving them to new and unapproved territories. Jewa, being an inherited kitty, has already been through one big move and is quite finished with that sort of thing as he has made very clear very frequently of late. His favorite spot from which to launch guided guilt rockets happens to be in the spare tire well of the truck. I guess he must have been mid-pout about the time dad took off today.
I'm glad he made it back. The poor fella experienced 70 m.p.h. in the underbelly of a truck and then politely asked to ride up front for the return trip. Although he allowed my dad to pet and comfort him all the way home, he is still not on speaking terms with me. He took one look around, and then disappeared to hunt up a new spot from which to blame me for everything.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Because it's Monday and you need more coffee...
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