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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / January 2007A cat and her bowl
Nessa is a kitty that has formed an attachment to this bowl. It's the most hilarious thing. Here is the latest video. http://www.felinediabetes.com/phorum5/read.php?7,576648,576648#msg-576648 > Nessa is a kitty that has formed an attachment to this bowl. It's the > most hilarious thing. Here is the latest video. > > http://www.felinediabetes.com/phorum5/read.php?7,576648,576648#msg-576648 ROFL, that is just silly! Does she do this daily? :~) kili -- http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/kilikini >> Nessa is a kitty that has formed an attachment to this bowl. It's the >> most hilarious thing. Here is the latest video. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > kili Apparently allllll the time. Ever since she was a few months old. Her mom was cleaning and put that bowl on the floor. When she turned around, Nessa was in the bowl and she has left it down for her every since. Nessa plays and plays in it. It's hilarious. Her other toy is the big dog Niko. They wuv each other. >Apparently allllll the time. Ever since she was a few months old. Her >mom was cleaning and put that bowl on the floor. When she turned >around, Nessa was in the bowl and she has left it down for her every >since. Nessa plays and plays in it. It's hilarious. Her other toy is >the big dog Niko. They wuv each other. What a funny and delightful kitty! > Nessa is a kitty that has formed an attachment to this bowl. It's the > most hilarious thing. Here is the latest video. > > http://www.felinediabetes.com/phorum5/read.php?7,576648,576648#msg-576648 That is hilarious! It's so funny how they (all, seemingly) like to crawl into small enclosures. About three years ago I placed an empty No. 10 envelope box on the table in the entry hall with the intention of throwing it out next time I went out. It was (and still is) under the lamp on that table, and the lamp was lit (=>warmth!) Ketzl jumped up and crawled into the box, curled up and went to sleep. It's been there ever since, exactly where I first put it (I wonder what visitors think when they come in and see it) with the only difference being that he has chewed down the edges of the sides where his head occasionally rests, to make it more comfortable. It looks pretty ratty by now, but I dare not throw it out. He also likes ripping pieces off the eges of cardboard boxes and tossing them around. I find little pieces of cardboard strewn all over the floor after he's done playing.  SignatureJoey DoWop Dee Remember: It is To Laugh. > Ketzl jumped > up and crawled into the box, curled up and went to sleep. It's been > there ever since, exactly where I first put it (I wonder what visitors > think when they come in and see it) That you have a cat? :) If that's all you have to explain, you're lucky! My house is strewn with milk-jug caps, twistie ties, old shoelaces tied to old levelor blind rods, aluminum foil balls. Basically it looks like I just throw my trash on the floor. :) There are a few bona-fide cat toys (multi-colored foam ball, fur mousies), which lend a tiny bit of respectability to the mess. > He also likes ripping pieces off the eges of cardboard boxes and > tossing them around. I find little pieces of cardboard strewn all over > the floor after he's done playing. One of my cats - my boy, Licky - also loves to carry objects from one place to another. I find the weirdest things in the weirdest places. My favorite (most of you have heard this story - this is for Ketzl's Dad's benefit) was when I put a bunch of unripe cherry tomatoes into a bowl and left it on the kitchen windowsill to ripen. Licky must have found that bowl and thought, "Cool! Little balls!" I was finding tomatoes all over the house for about a week. One time when I sat down at my computer, I felt something cold on my butt. Stood up - and found a squashed tomato on the chair. Joyce > > Ketzl jumped > up and crawled into the box, curled up and went to > sleep. It's been > there ever since, exactly where I first put it (I > wonder what visitors > think when they come in and see it) > > That you have a cat? :) That reminds me: If ever anyone sees a litter box in your place and asks if you have a cat, you can say, "No, that's for guests." > If that's all you have to explain, you're lucky! My house is strewn > with milk-jug caps, twistie ties, old shoelaces tied to old levelor blind > rods, aluminum foil balls. Basically it looks like I just throw my trash > on the floor. :) There are a few bona-fide cat toys (multi-colored foam > ball, fur mousies), which lend a tiny bit of respectability to the mess. Well, it's not all, although I've narrowed down the junk-yard look somewhat. Gone, for example, is the cardboard box big enough for him to lounge in that he appropriated a couple of Christmases ago. It ended up getting decorated and customized: I drew roof shingles on the top flap, cut out a window in the side and drew shingles (it was a Palladian window; nothing too classy for the K-man) and of course I padded the interior. It came to be known as "Ketzl's Studio Apartment." As for the rest, there are still multiple ribbons, strings, plastic gallon-jug bottle-top rings, balls of wadded crinkly paper, etc. everywhere. > > He also likes ripping pieces off the eges of cardboard boxes and > > tossing them around. I find little pieces of cardboard strewn all over [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > I felt something cold on my butt. Stood up - and found a squashed tomato > on the chair. LOL! Ketzl won't go near any human food, even to play with it, but I did have a dog once (sorry if that offends anyone's cat-sensitivity: I love them, too) who used to steal and eat ripe tomatoes from my garden when I had one. ONLY the ripe ones. But Ketzl does carry his toys with him from tiime to time from place to place. SignatureJoey DoWop Dee Remember: It is To Laugh. > One of my cats - my boy, Licky - also loves to carry objects from one > place to another. I find the weirdest things in the weirdest places. Ming will carry his mylar puffballs all over the house. I'll fish them out from under the couch and put them in a basket in the hall... Ming will take them out one by one and deposit them in various places. Nosey (RB) used to go into the boy's bedroom in the middle of the night and bring out the LEGO men- none of the other pieces, only the little men, and leave them all over the house. I couldn't figure out why the boys were leaving them all over until one night I picked them up and put them all away after they had gone to bed. I couldn't sleep, so I got of for a glass of water and stepped on one in the kitchen. When I turned the light on, Nosey was just coming around the corner from the hall with another one in her mouth. Katrina SignatureHistory: special people in special places at special times Anthropology: everyone else the rest of the time -KWorley, 1997 ----------------- www.Newsgroup-Binaries.com - *Completion*Retention*Speed* Access your favorite newsgroups from home or on the road ----------------- >> One of my cats - my boy, Licky - also loves to carry objects from one >> place to another. I find the weirdest things in the weirdest places. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Katrina Oh man. How funny! We once had a cat named Nosey. A grey and white. She was a pregnant stray we found. She had her kittens and when they were weaned we put an ad for them in th paper. A man and his son came to look at them but he wanted Nosey! My dad was home alone and thinking that we had not intended to keep her, allowed the man and boy to take her instead of a kitten. Oh my, the tears in the house that night. I mean I don't think we had her over 2 months, but all we kids thought that she was going to be ours. I feel bad in retrospect because I think my dad felt terrible over the whole thing. I hadn't thought of that in years! > Nessa is a kitty that has formed an attachment to this bowl. It's the > most hilarious thing. Here is the latest video. > > http://www.felinediabetes.com/phorum5/read.php?7,576648,576648#msg-576648 How cute! SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/ Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki
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