Stop, Drop and Roll

Isn't that what we were taught as children if (for some *unfathomable
reason*) our clothing caught on fire? Stop, drop and roll.

In the case of cats, they just do it to be cute. I was walking back
towards the computer, Buffy was walking ahead of me. She must have
thought, "Oh no! Not the computer again!" So she stopped, dropped and
rolled over. Then she stretched out her full length.

Naturally this was an invitation for belly rubs and scritches all over.

This morning she was sleeping next to me with her head towards the foot
of the bed. Just as I was starting to wake up I put my hand down by
her. She wrapped her front paws around my wrist (gently, no claws) and
laid her head on my hand. Awwww!

I can't tell you how thrilled I am that she's so comfortable in her new
home, and with me. It's hard to believe she hasn't even been here a
month yet.

Jill

On Sat, 27 Jun 2015 09:45:33 -0400, jmcquown wrote:
Naturally this was an invitation for belly rubs and scritches all over.

This morning she was sleeping next to me with her head towards the foot
of the bed. Just as I was starting to wake up I put my hand down by
her. She wrapped her front paws around my wrist (gently, no claws) and
laid her head on my hand. Awwww!

She's a master of enslavement.

On 6/27/2015 6:57 PM, Adrian wrote:
jmcquown wrote:
Isn't that what we were taught as children if (for some *unfathomable
reason*) our clothing caught on fire? Stop, drop and roll.

In the case of cats, they just do it to be cute. I was walking back
towards the computer, Buffy was walking ahead of me. She must have
thought, "Oh no! Not the computer again!" So she stopped, dropped and
rolled over. Then she stretched out her full length.

Naturally this was an invitation for belly rubs and scritches all over.

This morning she was sleeping next to me with her head towards the foot
of the bed. Just as I was starting to wake up I put my hand down by her.
She wrapped her front paws around my wrist (gently, no claws) and laid
her head on my hand. Awwww!

I can't tell you how thrilled I am that she's so comfortable in her new
home, and with me. It's hard to believe she hasn't even been here a month yet.

Jill

You are both so lucky to have found each other. 😻

Yes, we are!

Jill

jmcquown wrote:

Isn't that what we were taught as children if (for some *unfathomable
reason*) our clothing caught on fire? Stop, drop and roll.

In the case of cats, they just do it to be cute. I was walking back
towards the computer, Buffy was walking ahead of me. She must have
thought, "Oh no! Not the computer again!" So she stopped, dropped and
rolled over. Then she stretched out her full length.

Naturally this was an invitation for belly rubs and scritches all over.

This morning she was sleeping next to me with her head towards the foot
of the bed. Just as I was starting to wake up I put my hand down by
her. She wrapped her front paws around my wrist (gently, no claws) and
laid her head on my hand. Awwww!

I can't tell you how thrilled I am that she's so comfortable in her new
home, and with me. It's hard to believe she hasn't even been here a
month yet.

She's adorable! what a sweetheart. I'm so glad you decided to adopt her.

--
Joyce

God's original plan was to hang out in a garden with some naked
vegetarians.
-- Seen on a wall poster

"jmcquown" wrote in message
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I can't tell you how thrilled I am that she's so comfortable in her new
home, and with me. It's hard to believe she hasn't even been here a month
yet.

I'm thrilled for you too. She let you clip her claws too!