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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / February 2005New Kitty Update
Hi y'all.... Just a quick update on my sis and her new friend. Seems the kitty's name isn't Linksey, but Jinxy. Anyhow, I called her this morning to see how the first evening went and she sounded absolutely awful!! Her first words were "She played on me and the bed ALL NIGHT!!!!!" (Sound familiar? <grin>) I told her that sounded fairly normal and reassured her that she and Jinxy would settle into a routine. Then she said "Everytime I moved under the covers, she would POUNCE!!" I helpfully replied "Oh...Bed Mousie....that's a great game!" at which point I heard a groan....Then she said "All of a sudden, she curled up and went to sleep and I couldn't get her to move over so I could lay down." So, all in all, sounds like things are progressing in a fairly normal fashion in my sister's training! (Don't you just love it!!!) --Kim and Lucy > Hi y'all.... > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > --Kim and Lucy In the interest of sanity, tell your sis that you do not "get a cat to move over". You must physically pick it up and put it down somewhere else and then try to claim some part of the bed and go back to sleep as quickly as possible. A cat that weighs eight pounds during the day, weighs at least eighty if you try to push it with your foot at night. Jo > > Hi y'all.... > > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > possible. A cat that weighs eight pounds during the day, weighs at least > eighty if you try to push it with your foot at night. Tries to estimate the nightly weight of a 17 pound cat on top of one. > In the interest of sanity, tell your sis that you do not "get a cat to move > over". You must physically pick it up and put it down somewhere else and > then try to claim some part of the bed and go back to sleep as quickly as > possible. A cat that weighs eight pounds during the day, weighs at least > eighty if you try to push it with your foot at night. Oscar isn't like this. If I move at all, she'll get unsettled and hop off the bed, leaving me feeling vaguely guilty for "shoving" her off the bed. Like this morning, my back hurt but I didn't dare move because Oscar was all settled in and I didn't want to disturb her. The term p*ssywhipped takes on a whole new dimension when it involves an actual cat!  Signaturemonique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca > Hi y'all.... > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > --Kim and Lucy ROFL! Sounds like it's progressing as it should! Jill > Hi y'all.... > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > --Kim and Lucy ROFL, all is perfectly normal! She'll get used to it and then when her kitty is no longer a kitty but a CAT and doesn't play like that anymore, your sis will miss it. kili Sounds as if Jinxey has gotten the Hoomines training started. In no time at all it will be your typical kitty house hold. So glad it is working out. Holly > Hi y'all.... > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > --Kim and Lucy ROFL! You have to remember it all comes as a terrible shock to anyone who is only used to d*gs. Like me 2 years ago.. Your sister might need some intensive input from you to believe this is what cats are like. Tweed A slave is born! Congrats to your sis, SignaturePolonca & Soncek <snip>So, all in all, sounds like things are progressing in a fairly > normal fashion in my sister's training! (Don't you just love it!!!) > > --Kim and Lucy |
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