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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / August 2007Buster the pest
Buster is such a busy little cat. He's always updating his itinerary, always on the move, trilling, trotting, and running. In the morning, he has to come and bug me in bed. Last time, he came to me trilling, and stuck a clammy whiskery snout in my ear. Then, he went to the other side and backed up, sticking a fuzzy, empty, er, sac, in my other ear. Then, he chewed on my hair for a while before diving under the covers. I felt lots of soft fur against my toes, before the furry snake reemerged at my face, staring at me with huge dilated pupils. When I'm at the computer, he always has to come to my lap. But he usually doesn't settle down, but moves all over the place, getting up on my desk, getting back down, jumping up on my lap again, standing in my lap and headbutting my face, jumping back on to the desk and batting at the monitor, etc. He'll also "pour" himself upside-down off my lap, which causes me to catch him with one arm and hold him like a baby, which makes him smile a very smug smile. > Buster is such a busy little cat. He's always updating his itinerary, > always on the move, trilling, trotting, and running. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > catch him with one arm and hold him like a baby, which makes him smile > a very smug smile. He sounds like an amazing little love. I think of your little family as Dot needing to be cared for and loved, and Buster helping you do it. Every family needs a clown. Jo >He sounds like an amazing little love. I think of your little family as Dot >needing to be cared for and loved, and Buster helping you do it. Every >family needs a clown. It's more like he's looking for relief from his boredom, rather than looking for love! I try to tire him out a little with his toys, and the laser pointer acts like a temporary kitty remote control that I can use to make him go away. :) > before the furry snake reemerged at my face, staring at me with huge > dilated pupils. That's the absolute best way of waking up, if you ask me. :) > He'll also "pour" himself upside-down off my lap, which causes me to > catch him with one arm and hold him like a baby, which makes him smile > a very smug smile. Awwww.... he's such a cutie!!!  SignatureVictor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com > Buster is such a busy little cat. He's always updating his itinerary, > always on the move, trilling, trotting, and running. > In the morning, he has to come and bug me in bed. Last time, he came > to me trilling, and stuck a clammy whiskery snout in my ear. Then, he [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > before the furry snake reemerged at my face, staring at me with huge > dilated pupils. > When I'm at the computer, he always has to come to my lap. But he > usually doesn't settle down, but moves all over the place, getting up > on my desk, getting back down, jumping up on my lap again, standing in > my lap and headbutting my face, jumping back on to the desk and > batting at the monitor, etc. > He'll also "pour" himself upside-down off my lap, which causes me to > catch him with one arm and hold him like a baby, which makes him smile > a very smug smile. He's still a kitten. I'm sure he'll settle down in a few... um, years. :) He sounds extremely charming. I love the trilling nose in the ear trick. Joyce > When I'm at the computer, he always has to come to my lap. But he > usually doesn't settle down, but moves all over the place, getting up > on my desk, getting back down, jumping up on my lap again, standing > in my lap and headbutting my face, jumping back on to the desk and > batting at the monitor, etc. My Muriel finally learned to sit quietly on my lap when I'm at the computer and not flex her claws into my thighs or climb over the keyboard a couple of months ago. It only took her 15 years. Buster sounds like fun. ============== j-c ====== @ ====== purr . demon . co . uk ============== Jack Campin: 11 Third St, Newtongrange EH22 4PU, Scotland | tel 0131 660 4760 <http://www.purr.demon.co.uk/jack/> for CD-ROMs and free | fax 0870 0554 975 stuff: Scottish music, food intolerance, & Mac logic fonts | mob 07800 739 557 >He's still a kitten. I'm sure he'll settle down in a few... um, years. :) > >He sounds extremely charming. I love the trilling nose in the ear trick. I'm really looking forward to him growing up. I think his personality will become more evident when he's not a distractable busybody. :) > >He's still a kitten. I'm sure he'll settle down in a few... um, years. :) > > > >He sounds extremely charming. I love the trilling nose in the ear trick. > I'm really looking forward to him growing up. I think his personality > will become more evident when he's not a distractable busybody. :) I said the same thing when my cats were kittens. Can't wait until they grow up, and they're not so tirelessly rambunctious, so ADD-afflicted, so *destructive*!! And now when I see Baby Licky, Roxy or Smudge pictures, I'm all "awww, they were so cute as kittens". So enjoy him now, even though he drives you crazy! Joyce > Buster is such a busy little cat. He's always updating his itinerary, > always on the move, trilling, trotting, and running. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > catch him with one arm and hold him like a baby, which makes him smile > a very smug smile. Sounds like your training is coming along nicely. Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe > Buster is such a busy little cat. He's always updating his itinerary, > always on the move, trilling, trotting, and running. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > catch him with one arm and hold him like a baby, which makes him smile > a very smug smile. Ha! Grant used to do that "pouring" thing. I loved that. How is Dot? >> He'll also "pour" himself upside-down off my lap, which causes me to >> catch him with one arm and hold him like a baby, which makes him smile >> a very smug smile. > >Ha! Grant used to do that "pouring" thing. I loved that. How is Dot? When he does this on my lap, I feel compelled to catch him, although I know I don't need to - to him it's a normal way of getting down from short to medium heights. I don't see quite as much of Dot as I do of Buster, since she keeps to the kitchen, while Buster will follow me anywhere. I often bring her to bed with me though, and she's a sweet kitty. I'm hoping that she'll eventually reclaim the rest of the house, because she's not the wallflower type. Independently, she's actually the bolder and more adventurous cat of the two. Sounds like Dante when still a baby. He loves to shove me out of bed with his wet nose. Also give me pointy leg massages. :P Theresa > Buster is such a busy little cat. He's always updating his itinerary, > always on the move, trilling, trotting, and running. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > catch him with one arm and hold him like a baby, which makes him smile > a very smug smile. > Buster is such a busy little cat. He's always updating his itinerary, > always on the move, trilling, trotting, and running. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > catch him with one arm and hold him like a baby, which makes him smile > a very smug smile. Thanks for the laugh, Tak. Best wishes, Polonca and Soncek |
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