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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / July 2005Who would have known?
My step-daughter came and got her piano today. Much to Harry and Oreo's delight, when we moved the piano away from the wall, hundred of little furry mice, kitty balls, bells, and other toys were found. It's like Christmas for the kitties all over again. April, being the dignified grande lady that she is, is pretending that playing with such kittenish things is beneath her. I'll catch her pawing the catnip mousie around when she things nobody is watching later, though. Grins, Lori > Much to Harry and Oreo's delight, when we moved the piano away from > the wall, hundred of little furry mice, kitty balls, bells, and other > toys were found. It's like Christmas for the kitties all over again. Sounds like our clowder on the day we clean the kitchen floor--moving the fridge is their favourite part. --Fil > My step-daughter came and got her piano today. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > pawing the catnip mousie around when she things nobody is watching > later, though. Like Christmas, innit? > My step-daughter came and got her piano today. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Lori LOLOL That's just like Persia! She doesn't want me to think she's been playing with a crinkly mylar ball or a little mousie so she sneaks around. But I'm not totally stupid <G> I know when they have been moved. Aren't cats the greatest? Jill > My step-daughter came and got her piano today. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Lori My piano haven't been moved for years. Wonder what are hiding behind it. Rusty loves to sleep under the pinao bench. Winnie >My piano haven't been moved for years. Wonder what are >hiding behind it. Rusty loves to sleep under the pinao bench. We moved the piano out about a year ago and did a mousie rescue operation. It's an upright piano with vertical wooden boards across the back of it with about a foot of space in between them. We did a cat check, found them all, then proceeded to move the piano back. In the middle of the operation, the phone rang, we got distracted for a few moments, then moved the piano back against the wall. Didn't think anything about where all the cats were for about 15 minutes when we heard a quiet, piteous squall coming from the dining room, where the piano was. Looking behind the piano revealed our fluffy cat, Harry, pressed against the wall by the piano, sitting upright in the space between two of the boards. He's such a goof. Grins, Lori > My step-daughter came and got her piano today. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Lori LOL! Similar to my recent carpet cleaning and the cleaner found a few dozen mousies under the couches. I just followed him around with a box to put toys in. He laughed at me and my spoiled cats. Now I regularly do a "clean sweep" under the couches when I don't see any mousies laying about. :) It's like Christmas, they agree! lol Then, there was a couple of years ago when I had to have a termite company come in, and the guy came downstairs, saw all the mousie toys and told me they also do rodent control.  SignatureCheryl "The clever cat eats cheese and breathes down rat holes with baited breath." - W.C. Fields > > My step-daughter came and got her piano today. > > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > -- > Cheryl I often wonder what the people who bought our old house found when they had to replace the kitchen stove. There's a comedian, Bill Engvall, who describes how their cat loved to bat around his son's little GI Joe action figures. He says when they moved the stove, it "looked like a GI Joe POW camp under there." Sherry > I often wonder what the people who bought our old house found when they > had to replace the kitchen stove. There's a comedian, Bill Engvall, who > describes how their cat loved to bat around his son's little GI Joe > action figures. He says when they moved the stove, it "looked like a GI > Joe POW camp under there." One of my old kitties (Nosey, RB) used to go into the kids room and bring out the Lego men- never the blocks, just the human figures and drop them in the middle of the floor. I could pick up EVERY Lego before going to bed and when I got up in the morning, there would be 15-20 of them scattered all over the floor. Katrina There's a comedian, Bill Engvall, who > describes how their cat loved to bat around his son's little GI Joe > action figures. He says when they moved the stove, it "looked like a GI > Joe POW camp under there." Nocturne dismembered a few Transformers in her day (luckily I could put them back together again.) --Fil |
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