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Karen AKA KajiKit - 08 Dec 2004 16:54 GMT

I'm sitting at the computer desk writing Scout's story, and Silver
comes tearing up behind me, sticks a claw into my shoulder on the way
past (ouch!), jumps over the keyboard onto the computer desk, sticks
her nose into my glass, and drinks my water! What IS it about
'meowmie's stuff' that makes it so appealing? It's not even any
different to the stuff in her bowl :)

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Monique Y. Mudama - 08 Dec 2004 17:02 GMT

> I'm sitting at the computer desk writing Scout's story, and Silver comes
> tearing up behind me, sticks a claw into my shoulder on the way past
> (ouch!), jumps over the keyboard onto the computer desk, sticks her nose
> into my glass, and drinks my water! What IS it about 'meowmie's stuff' that
> makes it so appealing? It's not even any different to the stuff in her bowl
> :)

When Oscar was a kitten, she was constantly sticking her head in tall water
glasses. I was afraid she'd jerk back out and knock over the glass, but
somehow that never happened.

I think Eric has finally learned not to drink water out of the glass he keeps
on his bedside table *grin*

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monique, caretaker of Oscar

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Karen AKA KajiKit - 08 Dec 2004 22:13 GMT

>> I'm sitting at the computer desk writing Scout's story, and Silver comes
>> tearing up behind me, sticks a claw into my shoulder on the way past
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>I think Eric has finally learned not to drink water out of the glass he keeps
>on his bedside table *grin*

I keep a glass of water on the bedside table too, but it's slightly
out of her reach... good thing too!

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jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 08 Dec 2004 23:05 GMT

> I'm sitting at the computer desk writing Scout's story, and Silver
> comes tearing up behind me, sticks a claw into my shoulder on the way
> past (ouch!), jumps over the keyboard onto the computer desk, sticks
> her nose into my glass, and drinks my water! What IS it about
> 'meowmie's stuff' that makes it so appealing?

I think she's showing her disapproval of your choice of story subject.
*She* would like to be the subject, thank you! :)

Joyce

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