Yes he may look like 'butter wouldn't melt' but there's cat nagging in there like you wouldn't believe! |
Last night I go upstairs to get ready to go out. I make sure I have a little lie on the bed with him first and give him a cootch around his ears and he smiles that cat smile - insincere? Who knows?
The minute I get up from the bed he's on the alert. I look at him. Eye contact is always a mistake; he miaows. I try to avoid his eyes as I move around the bedroom getting ready to go out. As I walk past him to go into the bathroom he complains again. "You really aren't that endearing at all" I say to him as I reach for my perfume. I come back into the room to find he has disappeared (he can do this completely silently, like the Cheshire Cat) it is almost a relief, there's only so many insults a proud cat can take I think to myself.
I pick up my things and walk out onto the landing, there he is ready to ambush...
7 comments:
Cats are in charge. That's just the way it is. Don't fight it.
He looks like a little panda, the way he is lying.
The wrath of a cat is not to be dismissed lightly!
Maggie X
Nuts in May
Dogs have owners; cats have staff. You're right; you should have bought a dog. Iaina
I'm with Rob-bear on this one! Good luck with the guilt.
Cats and dogs are good at laying on guilt trips:)
One of the neighbourhood cats used to pester us relentlessly to be let in to our house for a little nose around. But her constant demands for attention and carpet-clawing meant we had to be ruthless and keep her out despite all those plaintive stares.
He's beautiful x
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