Flat Cat Syndrome

Summer is finishing with a furnace blast here on the West Coast.
Leading to the condition I've dubbed Flat Cat Syndrome. Everywhere I
look, I see my two flat cats sprawled out, moving as little as they
can help. Last night, Nina was lying on the couch on her back fast
asleep, hind legs stretched out. All she needed was a hammock and a
brewski. =o) I felt too hot and lazy to go get the camera, though.
Nina has a gift for wrecking my digital cat photography by moving
during the delay between my punching the shutter and the picture
actually being taken.

Melissa

Shiral wrote:

Summer is finishing with a furnace blast here on the West Coast.
Leading to the condition I've dubbed Flat Cat Syndrome. Everywhere I
look, I see my two flat cats sprawled out, moving as little as they
can help. Last night, Nina was lying on the couch on her back fast
asleep, hind legs stretched out. All she needed was a hammock and a
brewski. =o) I felt too hot and lazy to go get the camera, though.

Flat cats around here, too. Except Smudge, who for some reason is
always peppy, no matter how hot it gets.

At least it cools down at night. I have fans in every room, blowing
the night air in to cool down the apartment during the evening. It's
a big relief!

--
Joyce ^..^

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"Shiral" wrote in message
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Summer is finishing with a furnace blast here on the West Coast.
Leading to the condition I've dubbed Flat Cat Syndrome. Everywhere I
look, I see my two flat cats sprawled out, moving as little as they
can help. Last night, Nina was lying on the couch on her back fast
asleep, hind legs stretched out. All she needed was a hammock and a
brewski. =o) I felt too hot and lazy to go get the camera, though.
Nina has a gift for wrecking my digital cat photography by moving
during the delay between my punching the shutter and the picture
actually being taken.

Melissa

Its 101f here right now. Jake and Molly are both dug in somewhere
relatively cool. They know there is no point in hunting till after
dark. Kayla has been playing in her pool all afternoon, and they
crashing in the shade under the swing until she dries off.

That time delay is the one thing I hate about digital cameras.
Sometimes I can get around it by pressing the shutter button half way
and then waiting till they look back away before pressing it the rest
of the way.

Jo