I’ve spent the week working in San Antonio. I took three cats with me so Rossie could experience a less stressful week. Lady, Daphne, and Tarzan came with me. One thing Lady and Daphne got to experience was plenty of backyard time. Daphne had only been allowed limited access to … Continue reading →
Cats can be way too resourceful. We came back from breakfast this morning to discover someone had opened the pocket doors between the parlor and the dining room. Shortly thereafter, we discovered someone had opened the pocket doors between the dining room and the living room. These doors are 8 … Continue reading →
We never left, but our transcriber took off to parts unknown, and we had to wait for her to return. Rossie is in the dining room with Sneaky, and neither one of them is quite sure what to make of that situation, but they mostly ignore one another, and that’s … Continue reading →
Tarzan has been quite a trial lately. For safety reasons, we compartment Sneaky into the dining room and downstairs bathroom area. Rossie and Sapphire are compartmented into the parlor and kitchen area. Most of the cats choose to spend the day in the parlor and kitchen area, but if they … Continue reading →
This afternoon while icing my knee in my recliner, Tarzan chose to spend some time with me. I noticed Sneaky sitting across the room watching us. Tarzan was asleep, so I called Sneaky over to the chair. Surprisingly, she came and jumped up on the arm and began enjoying receiving … Continue reading →
The kitty situation is reasonably static. Sneaky and I are spending a lot of time together while I recover from knee replacement surgery in my recliner in her room. Periodically, she cavorts with a catnip mouse, and that brings a smile to my face. Ajax cannot stop pestering Sneaky, so … Continue reading →
Happy Saturday. Time for an indoor-outdoor cat update. Let’s start with the outdoor cats. We haven’t made a holder for the feeder with the timer yet, so I’m putting out a bowl of food in the morning. Walter is usually around between 2 am and 9 am. The long-haired gray … Continue reading →
Negotiating household peace with nine cats is a feline balancing act. Until I began adopting the ferals, I never had feline territorial war problems. All my cats just got along. If you’ve been following along for the last couple of years, you know that hasn’t been the case. First, we … Continue reading →
Usually, when I say I’ve left the cats on the towers, I mean food and water towers. Their reward for us being gone all of the month of October and being really good cats was a new kitty tower of their own. In other news, Dr. Valeri taught me how … Continue reading →
Someone is always willing to help with laundry, if it isn’t changing the sheets on the bed, it’s keeping the sorted laundry from wandering off. As you can see, it’s exhausting work.
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