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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / September 2004I didn't mean to spoil his fun!
Last night Stirling found himself a little chip of firewood and had a fantastic time playing with a chip of firewood he found. He was batting it around, racing it across the room, pouncing on it then letting it go again. Who would have thought a 2" piece of wood could be such fun? Then he batted it in my direction. So I casually gave it a little flick and sent it back towards him. The sight of that little woodchip turning on him was just too much. Stirling just turned tail and hid under the piano. Poor puss! > The sight of that little woodchip turning on him was just too much. > Stirling just turned tail and hid under the piano. Poor puss! He can dish it out, but he can't take it! Joyce > Last night Stirling found himself a little chip of firewood and had a > fantastic time playing with a chip of firewood he found. He was batting [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > The sight of that little woodchip turning on him was just too much. > Stirling just turned tail and hid under the piano. Poor puss! LOL! >Last night Stirling found himself a little chip of firewood and had a >fantastic time playing with a chip of firewood he found. He was batting [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >The sight of that little woodchip turning on him was just too much. >Stirling just turned tail and hid under the piano. Poor puss! You bad mommy! That EVIL woodchip! ;) Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/ ...> The sight of that little woodchip turning on him was just too much. > Stirling just turned tail and hid under the piano. Poor puss! Helen, Now you'll have to make retribution for spoiling his fun. Rosie suggests lots of cuddling and Cinder suggests a couple of shrimpies. Annie hi all, for fun my rufus likes to dive into my knee braces...one time i looked around and saw the silly kitty wearing the brace over his head...he look pleased and scared at the same time... purries, sari mother of rufus > ...> The sight of that little woodchip turning on him was just too much. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Rosie suggests lots of cuddling and Cinder suggests a couple of shrimpies. > Annie I asked Stirling what he really wanted and his reply was to shove his nose in my armpit several times. His brain works in mysterious ways, even for a cat. > I asked Stirling what he really wanted and his reply was to shove his > nose in my armpit several times. His brain works in mysterious ways, > even for a cat. Ah, yes, the nose in the armpit move. I know it well. It's one of Rosie's specialties, especially when I'm in a sleeping position. Annie > Last night Stirling found himself a little chip of firewood and had a > fantastic time playing with a chip of firewood he found. He was batting [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > The sight of that little woodchip turning on him was just too much. > Stirling just turned tail and hid under the piano. Poor puss! TuTu gets good mileage out of a bobby pin if she finds one on the bathrom floor. MLB |
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