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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / September 2004Bathtub Greeblings
I didn't realize there were greeblings in my bathtub. These must have been particularly insidious greeblings because Persia jumped right in and started chasing them all around and right back down the drain. Lucky for her, the tub was not full of water at the time. Jill  SignatureI used to have a handle on life...but it broke off. > I didn't realize there were greeblings in my bathtub. These must have been > particularly insidious greeblings because Persia jumped right in and started > chasing them all around and right back down the drain. Lucky for her, the > tub was not full of water at the time. > > Jill Well! An invasion of Bathtub Greeblings would explain the behavior of Francesca and Nina after my shower, the other morning. I had left the shower door open after getting out, and opened the bathroom door to admit Cesca at her insistence. (My bathroom is an overgrown phone booth.) Cesca jumped INTO the still-wet tub and secured the area, and then proceeded to tell Nina all about how to hunt bathtub greeblings while I dried off. Nina stood stretched up on her little hindlegs with her forepaws on the rim of the tub and was staring INTO the tub while Mama gave her instructions. To silly old Meowmie though, it looked like two cats staring at a very ordinary shower stall with the kind of awe and fascination most people only accord to the Grand Canyon. =o) But thank you Jill for helping me realize what was REALLY happening. <G> Melissa >Mama gave her instructions. To silly old Meowmie though, it looked >like two cats staring at a very ordinary shower stall with the kind of >awe and fascination most people only accord to the Grand Canyon. =o) >But thank you Jill for helping me realize what was REALLY happening. ><G> How cute! I didn't realize that Nina was already big enough to look into shower stalls and hunt greeblings. > >Mama gave her instructions. To silly old Meowmie though, it looked > >like two cats staring at a very ordinary shower stall with the kind of [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > How cute! I didn't realize that Nina was already big enough to look > into shower stalls and hunt greeblings. She's almost three months old now, and is growing at a very fast clip. I think she's going to be a large adult cat, and her mama, who's still not a year old yet, is no slouch, herself. Also, I don't have a standard sized tub, so the sides are not as high. But Nina is getting one on one instruction on how to hunt such dangerous creatures as greeblings, paper scraps, little toy balls with bells in them, and assorted other objects that can be knocked to the floor by a careless Meowmie or a clever cat. Nina is also getting better at jumping UP onto the bed all by herself. Melissa > Nina stood stretched up on her little hindlegs with > her forepaws on the rim of the tub and was staring INTO the tub AWWWWWW! What a sweet image! > To silly old Meowmie though, it looked > like two cats staring at a very ordinary shower stall with the kind of > awe and fascination most people only accord to the Grand Canyon. =o) That's hilarious! Well, apparently we have no idea what kind of amazing things go on in our bathtubs. Joyce > I didn't realize there were greeblings in my bathtub. These must have been > particularly insidious greeblings because Persia jumped right in and started > chasing them all around and right back down the drain. Lucky for her, the > tub was not full of water at the time. > > Jill How scary! Lucky you have Persia around to take care of those greeblings for you. :-) ------ Krista >> I didn't realize there were greeblings in my bathtub. These must >> have been [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > ------ > Krista She's a mighty huntress, that's for sure :) Jill > I didn't realize there were greeblings in my bathtub. These must > have been particularly insidious greeblings because Persia jumped > right in and started chasing them all around and right back down the > drain. Lucky for her, the tub was not full of water at the time. > > Jill You should leave the plug in the bathtub, this is one of the ways greeblings get in. ;-) SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. |
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