Spoiling My Cat By Doing Nothing
Back on Halloween 2016, the first post I read upon subscribing to this newsgroup was posted by Joy, who told us about wanting to strip her bed to wash the sheets only to find one or both of her cats sleeping on the bed every time she looked and deciding to wait. Right now, I know just how she felt. I'd like to run the vacuum cleaner. Minnie is terrified of the vacuum cleaner - along with anything else that makes loud noise - and since she's currently sleeping right here next to me in the dining room on top of her Kitty City, I keep looking at her and deciding not to pull out the vacuum cleaner until later. So naturally, she's been sleeping there contentedly for most of the morning, and shows no signs of being ready to get up and go out to the sun porch where she'd be away from the noise long enough for me to at least get the dining room done. If I actually WANTED her to sleep right now, she'd have the zoomies and be tearing all over the house with one end of her beloved rawhide shoelace in her mouth and the rest of it trailing merrily along behind her in the not-so-subtle way she's started using to remind me when it's been too long since the last time we played together with it. I swear she'd play with me and that shoelace 24/7 if I'd cooperate. Mind you, there is no snooze button on a 7-month old kitten who wants you to get up right now and come play with her and her favorite toy, so it's now almost noon and I've been sitting here for almost four hours wanting to run the vacuum cleaner. I am spoiling my cat by doing absolutely nothing! John D. Kasupski Niagara Falls, NY (Cats were once worshipped as Gods - and they've never forgotten that.) |
Spoiling My Cat By Doing Nothing
On 1/28/2017 8:51 AM, John Kasupski wrote:
Back on Halloween 2016, the first post I read upon subscribing to this newsgroup was posted by Joy, who told us about wanting to strip her bed to wash the sheets only to find one or both of her cats sleeping on the bed every time she looked and deciding to wait. Right now, I know just how she felt. I'd like to run the vacuum cleaner. Minnie is terrified of the vacuum cleaner - along with anything else that makes loud noise - and since she's currently sleeping right here next to me in the dining room on top of her Kitty City, I keep looking at her and deciding not to pull out the vacuum cleaner until later. So naturally, she's been sleeping there contentedly for most of the morning, and shows no signs of being ready to get up and go out to the sun porch where she'd be away from the noise long enough for me to at least get the dining room done. If I actually WANTED her to sleep right now, she'd have the zoomies and be tearing all over the house with one end of her beloved rawhide shoelace in her mouth and the rest of it trailing merrily along behind her in the not-so-subtle way she's started using to remind me when it's been too long since the last time we played together with it. I swear she'd play with me and that shoelace 24/7 if I'd cooperate. Mind you, there is no snooze button on a 7-month old kitten who wants you to get up right now and come play with her and her favorite toy, so it's now almost noon and I've been sitting here for almost four hours wanting to run the vacuum cleaner. I am spoiling my cat by doing absolutely nothing! John D. Kasupski Niagara Falls, NY (Cats were once worshipped as Gods - and they've never forgotten that.) LOL! Yes, she has you well trained. |
Spoiling My Cat By Doing Nothing
On Sat, 28 Jan 2017 10:50:45 -0800, Joy wrote:
On 1/28/2017 8:51 AM, John Kasupski wrote: Back on Halloween 2016, the first post I read upon subscribing to this newsgroup was posted by Joy, who told us about wanting to strip her bed to wash the sheets only to find one or both of her cats sleeping on the bed every time she looked and deciding to wait. Right now, I know just how she felt. I'd like to run the vacuum cleaner. Minnie is terrified of the vacuum cleaner - along with anything else that makes loud noise - and since she's currently sleeping right here next to me in the dining room on top of her Kitty City, I keep looking at her and deciding not to pull out the vacuum cleaner until later. So naturally, she's been sleeping there contentedly for most of the morning, and shows no signs of being ready to get up and go out to the sun porch where she'd be away from the noise long enough for me to at least get the dining room done. If I actually WANTED her to sleep right now, she'd have the zoomies and be tearing all over the house with one end of her beloved rawhide shoelace in her mouth and the rest of it trailing merrily along behind her in the not-so-subtle way she's started using to remind me when it's been too long since the last time we played together with it. I swear she'd play with me and that shoelace 24/7 if I'd cooperate. Mind you, there is no snooze button on a 7-month old kitten who wants you to get up right now and come play with her and her favorite toy, so it's now almost noon and I've been sitting here for almost four hours wanting to run the vacuum cleaner. I am spoiling my cat by doing absolutely nothing! John D. Kasupski Niagara Falls, NY (Cats were once worshipped as Gods - and they've never forgotten that.) LOL! Yes, she has you well trained. Yup. When she finally did wake up, she went out to the kitchen and got that rawhide shoelace and brought it in here, jumped up on the back of my chair, and sat down on my shoulder with it in her mouth. Now it's 4:30 already and the rug in here STILL hasn't seen the vacuum cleaner! John D. Kasupski Niagara Falls, NY ("A cat is a puzzle for which there is no solution". - Hazel Nicholson) |
Spoiling My Cat By Doing Nothing
On 1/28/2017 1:37 PM, John Kasupski wrote:
On Sat, 28 Jan 2017 10:50:45 -0800, Joy wrote: On 1/28/2017 8:51 AM, John Kasupski wrote: Back on Halloween 2016, the first post I read upon subscribing to this newsgroup was posted by Joy, who told us about wanting to strip her bed to wash the sheets only to find one or both of her cats sleeping on the bed every time she looked and deciding to wait. Right now, I know just how she felt. I'd like to run the vacuum cleaner. Minnie is terrified of the vacuum cleaner - along with anything else that makes loud noise - and since she's currently sleeping right here next to me in the dining room on top of her Kitty City, I keep looking at her and deciding not to pull out the vacuum cleaner until later. So naturally, she's been sleeping there contentedly for most of the morning, and shows no signs of being ready to get up and go out to the sun porch where she'd be away from the noise long enough for me to at least get the dining room done. If I actually WANTED her to sleep right now, she'd have the zoomies and be tearing all over the house with one end of her beloved rawhide shoelace in her mouth and the rest of it trailing merrily along behind her in the not-so-subtle way she's started using to remind me when it's been too long since the last time we played together with it. I swear she'd play with me and that shoelace 24/7 if I'd cooperate. Mind you, there is no snooze button on a 7-month old kitten who wants you to get up right now and come play with her and her favorite toy, so it's now almost noon and I've been sitting here for almost four hours wanting to run the vacuum cleaner. I am spoiling my cat by doing absolutely nothing! John D. Kasupski Niagara Falls, NY (Cats were once worshipped as Gods - and they've never forgotten that.) LOL! Yes, she has you well trained. Yup. When she finally did wake up, she went out to the kitchen and got that rawhide shoelace and brought it in here, jumped up on the back of my chair, and sat down on my shoulder with it in her mouth. Now it's 4:30 already and the rug in here STILL hasn't seen the vacuum cleaner! John D. Kasupski Niagara Falls, NY ("A cat is a puzzle for which there is no solution". - Hazel Nicholson) Obviously you have your priorities straight. |
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