The Enigma and the Dweeb

[Veronica]

Who knows why the Cassie Cat meows? What is she looking at on the ceiling?

Tucker weighs 13 pounds and desperately wants to fit into a shoe box.

Just another day with my kittens.

V.

[jobob]

I envy your summers.

[Veronica]

Remind me of these blissful days when I'm grousing about some new catastrophe in my classroom. Help me to find my happy place come winter.

V.

[jobob]

Hee hee. I'll never say I envy the rest of your year.

[Becky]

Who knows why the Cassie Cat meows? What is she looking at on the ceiling?

Tucker weighs 13 pounds and desperately wants to fit into a shoe box.

Just another day with my kittens.

V.

Useless without pics

[Veronica]

Visualization baby!

13 pound tuxedo cat - a BIG boy - tries to fit in shoe box lying on its side. He can get his head and shoulders in. I think the shoe box is half the length of the cat.

V.

[Becky]

Visualization baby!

13 pound tuxedo cat - a BIG boy - tries to fit in shoe box lying on its side. He can get his head and shoulders in. I think the shoe box is half the length of the cat.

V.

ROFL! I love it! It must be a cat thing to think that you're tinier than you are. Mine are both in the 15 lb. range and think they're 6 week old kitten-sized.

[Veronica]

He's only ten months, so still a kitten for sure, but full of personality. When he loses his puffball under furniture or behind a closet door, he actually herds me to the rescue. He uses the swish and meow technique. And if I go in the wrong direction, he runs in front of me and plops down.

Cassie, is truly an enigma though. When she meows and swishes me, I have no idea what she wants.

V.

[wolfak]

Who knows why the Cassie Cat meows? What is she looking at on the ceiling?

Why can't you see what's on the ceiling? Maybe you should try some kitty crack.

[SouthernBelle]

Ceiling Cat.

Each of mine has just sat and faced a wall.

Why?

[Eden]

Little tiny spiders.... or little tiny winged insects.... My cats chase things that I cannot see or stand there staring and making the I see a birdie noises. Their eyes are a lot better than mine - anything that moves (spider webs, dust motes, gnats....) is fair game to them.

[GLC1968]

Cats are so entertaining!

Ours can't see well up close. He's forever getting hit in the face with the dripping water faucet...or flies... He's got great distance vision though. Combine the two and it makes for a lousy hunter. We actually watched him get rolled by a bird once because he saw it from afar but miss-judged the distance once he got up close and the bird had a chance to attack back. Very amusing!

[Veronica]

What's up with that I see a bird noise? Do they think birds are deaf?


V.

[katluvr]

Visualization baby!

13 pound tuxedo cat - a BIG boy - tries to fit in shoe box lying on its side. He can get his head and shoulders in. I think the shoe box is half the length of the cat.

V.

I have a 17 pound black and white (not sure he qualifies as a tuxedo). He is also polydactyl (big ole thumbs). He lays around all spralwed out. I am sure he would not fit in any shoe box but a BOOT BOX.
We have a smaller version of "kitty condos" for the kittens...he manages to lay on top of it. Obviously there is some stuff (fur/fat) hanging over the sides! Love those BIG boys!

[rocknrollgirl]

Buggies....my boy sits and meows at bugs that I cannot see...drives me crazy, and once said buggie is removed, he remembers where it was and just sits under that spot and howls....very strange.