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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / February 2005Belly baking
Unfortunately, this doesn't lend itself to a picture. I had to move around a fair bit before I understood the cat geometry! I have a table on which I have indoor plant lights and trays for starting seeds or growing small plants. Behind the table are a set of large-windowed French doors. Mr. Clark has wedged his large body between a plant tray and the glass doors. At first, the only visible catsign were two paws, seemingly floating agaist the glass. At further examination, they indeed were attached to two legs. Further study revealed that he has gotten himself on his side, such that he's suntanning his entire underside, although he's generally hidden. When I addressed him, a tail flicked out from one side, and I may have seen an ear. Without going closer, I know he's so comfortable that he should not be disturbed. > Unfortunately, this doesn't lend itself to a picture. I had to move > around a fair bit before I understood the cat geometry! [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > seen an ear. Without going closer, I know he's so comfortable that he > should not be disturbed. Nothing like enjoying a bright, sunny day. MLB > > Unfortunately, this doesn't lend itself to a picture. I had to move > > around a fair bit before I understood the cat geometry! [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Nothing like enjoying a bright, sunny day. MLB True. He was, however, doing his best impression of one of those cat dolls with suction-cup feet clinging to the inside of a car window. Apparently, his belly is toasty, and now he's just looking outside. I wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? >> > Unfortunately, this doesn't lend itself to a picture. I had to move >> > around a fair bit before I understood the cat geometry! [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > Apparently, his belly is toasty, and now he's just looking outside. I > wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? I just let TuTu out on the back enclosed patio because it is a nice day here also. One minute flat -- she wanted in. Best wishes. MLB >> > Unfortunately, this doesn't lend itself to a picture. I had to move >> > around a fair bit before I understood the cat geometry! [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >Apparently, his belly is toasty, and now he's just looking outside. I >wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? Stinky does Belly Toasting and Broiling himself. ;) Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com > Apparently, his belly is toasty, and now he's just looking > outside. I wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? sssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!! For Gawd's sake man, please censor that "s" word properly!! lol  SignatureCheryl /who isn't looking forward to tomorrows forcast. > > Apparently, his belly is toasty, and now he's just looking > > outside. I wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? > > sssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!! For Gawd's sake man, please censor that "s" > word properly!! lol Do I remember you are also in the DC area? (I'm in Arlington VA) >> > Apparently, his belly is toasty, and now he's just looking >> > outside. I wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Do I remember you are also in the DC area? (I'm in Arlington VA) Yes, I'm just west of Annapolis MD. BTW, I love reading your posts. I learn so much. :) SignatureCheryl > >> > Apparently, his belly is toasty, and now he's just looking > >> > outside. I wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Yes, I'm just west of Annapolis MD. BTW, I love reading your posts. > I learn so much. :) *slurp!* Yes, Howard is smart and even better has a great sense of humor. In article <Xns9606BE37D32D5shads@216.196.97.136>, Cheryl <jlhshadow@nospamhotmail.com> wrote: > On Wed 23 Feb 2005 03:42:22p, Howard Berkowitz wrote in > rec.pets.cats.anecdotes [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > sssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!! For Gawd's sake man, please censor that "s" > word properly!! lol Do I remember you are also in the DC area? (I'm in Arlington VA) -------------------------------------------- Actually most of the Eastern US is getting sn*w. We're getting it up here in Mass. Suz <snip> < I wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? > Howard, do you how much snow is forecast for down there? My daughter lives in Germantown, and she will be thrilled if it snows. She keeps asking me to send her some (I live in central New York State), and I tell her to come up and get some if she really wants it that bad! <G> Patti > <snip> > < I wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Patti Four to eight inches. Hopefully, I can use my 4x4 to run some errands during the snow, when most people are off the roads. I have to watch my physical reaction more than driving -- snow shoveling, and even heavy brushing of the car, is the one thing that seems to affect my heart, very quickly exhausting me. >> <snip> >> < I wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > brushing of the car, is the one thing that seems to affect my heart, > very quickly exhausting me. Then the wise thing would be to cuddle down with a cat and a good book. The unexpected can happen driving in snow storms even with 4X4s. Now -- "a word to the wise is sufficient". MLB > >> <snip> > >> < I wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > The unexpected can happen driving in snow storms even with 4X4s. Now -- > "a word to the wise is sufficient". MLB Unfortunately, unless I can convince a client to express a check, I have to go get it -- and a county permit for some critical work relating to refinancing. > <snip> > < I wonder if he knows there's snow in the forecast? > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Patti 4-8 inches. > Unfortunately, this doesn't lend itself to a picture. I had to move > around a fair bit before I understood the cat geometry! [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > seen an ear. Without going closer, I know he's so comfortable that he > should not be disturbed. lol! > Unfortunately, this doesn't lend itself to a picture. I had to > move around a fair bit before I understood the cat geometry! [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > one side, and I may have seen an ear. Without going closer, I > know he's so comfortable that he should not be disturbed. <G> They always find the heat!! SignatureCheryl >> Unfortunately, this doesn't lend itself to a picture. I had to >> move around a fair bit before I understood the cat geometry! [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > <G> They always find the heat!! the fellow who ran the Playhouse I used to work at had two cats that would sleep directly on the floor heaters of the old house they lived in. They got HOT. I couldn't believe it, but it was a favorite snooze spot. > Unfortunately, this doesn't lend itself to a picture. I had to move > around a fair bit before I understood the cat geometry! [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > may have seen an ear. Without going closer, I know he's so > comfortable that he should not be disturbed. Like this? http://community.webshots.com/photo/92115860/135058526PndrwZ Persia is a heat-seeking missle. A patch of sun, me, whatever :) Jill |
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