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Cats in the sun
Cats are like little heat-seeking missiles aimed at patches of
sunlight. Mooch our resident stray is no exception. When I left him a few minutes ago after feeding him he jumped up on the veranda table and began to soak up some rays. Here's a photo of our little sunbather... http://twitpic.com/xekhv How about your cats? Are they sun-seekers too? |
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Sun seekers generally, but when the heat is on, they're
just as likely to be found on the registers. Makes 'em easy to find, but doesn't help get the rooms heated all that well! Purrs for a wonderful start to 2010! Chris, Katie, Hazard and Oreo Bobcat wrote: Cats are like little heat-seeking missiles aimed at patches of sunlight. Mooch our resident stray is no exception. When I left him a few minutes ago after feeding him he jumped up on the veranda table and began to soak up some rays. Here's a photo of our little sunbather... http://twitpic.com/xekhv How about your cats? Are they sun-seekers too? |
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"Bobcat" wrote in message ... Cats are like little heat-seeking missiles aimed at patches of sunlight. Mooch our resident stray is no exception. When I left him a few minutes ago after feeding him he jumped up on the veranda table and began to soak up some rays. Here's a photo of our little sunbather... http://twitpic.com/xekhv How about your cats? Are they sun-seekers too? Absolutely, and they are none to thrilled with our endless gray skies. Its fog season in our valley. When it isn't actually foggy, its overcast. Not unusual between mid-November and the end of January to go weeks without seeing the sun. Jo |
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On Sat, 09 Jan 2010 16:40:35 -0500, Chris H wrote:
Sun seekers generally, but when the heat is on, they're just as likely to be found on the registers. Makes 'em easy to find, but doesn't help get the rooms heated all that well! I have that problem with some of the smaller cats, but the big ones are so heavily furred (and so fat) that they seek out cooler places right now. Fortunately, the mud room is unheated and they hang out there when they get overheated indoors. The sun was out today and a few of them went outside, even though the temperature was around 14 F (-10 C) - Snooch tried his hand^H^H^H^H^Hpaw at bird hunting again (he's hopeless at it - doesn't know to stay perfectly still the way Chubby does). -- T.E.D. ) |
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Bobcat wrote:
Cats are like little heat-seeking missiles aimed at patches of sunlight. Mooch our resident stray is no exception. When I left him a few minutes ago after feeding him he jumped up on the veranda table and began to soak up some rays. Here's a photo of our little sunbather... http://twitpic.com/xekhv How about your cats? Are they sun-seekers too? Sun? Wots dat? TuTu |
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On Jan 9, 5:40*pm, Chris H wrote:
Sun seekers generally, but when the heat is on, they're just as likely to be found on the registers. *Makes 'em easy to find, but doesn't help get the rooms heated all that well! * Purrs for a wonderful start to 2010! Chris, Katie, Hazard and Oreo Bobcat wrote: Cats are like little heat-seeking missiles aimed at patches of sunlight. Mooch our resident stray is no exception. When I left him a few minutes ago after feeding him he jumped up on the veranda table and began to soak up some rays. Here's a photo of our little sunbather... http://twitpic.com/xekhv How about your cats? Are they sun-seekers too? I didn't plan it this way, but the tall cat tree is set up in just the right place so that when the heat is on, the ceiling register is blowing directly on the top level. Guess where the Princess Rita can be found whenever the heat is running? Yeah. Jane - owned and operated by the Princess Rita |
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Jane wrote:
I didn't plan it this way, but the tall cat tree is set up in just the right place so that when the heat is on, the ceiling register is blowing directly on the top level. Guess where the Princess Rita can be found whenever the heat is running? Yeah. You obviously weren't wearing your tinfoil hat when you put it there. ;-) -- Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk |
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On Jan 9, 1:40*pm, Chris H wrote:
when the heat is on, they're just as likely to be found on the registers. * I have got to ask- since the weather got cold a lot of people here have mentioned their cats fondness for these registers- what are they? Over here- Dunzi doesn't get out from under the sofa until the central heating has been on at least 20 minutes on very cold mornings and then she walks over to the living room radiator and sits down under it or they both sit on their favourite warm spot- that;s where the radiator in the hallway isn't far from the bathroom one and the pipe is pretty near the surface between the two so there;s a large spot where the floor is warm underfoot (or under butt in this case) and as an added bonus in the morning any sun comes in through the bathroom window and lands just there! Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs |
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Lesley wrote:
On Jan 9, 1:40 pm, Chris H wrote: when the heat is on, they're just as likely to be found on the registers. I have got to ask- since the weather got cold a lot of people here have mentioned their cats fondness for these registers- what are they? Over here- Dunzi doesn't get out from under the sofa until the central heating has been on at least 20 minutes on very cold mornings and then she walks over to the living room radiator and sits down under it or they both sit on their favourite warm spot- that;s where the radiator in the hallway isn't far from the bathroom one and the pipe is pretty near the surface between the two so there;s a large spot where the floor is warm underfoot (or under butt in this case) and as an added bonus in the morning any sun comes in through the bathroom window and lands just there! Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Just the name for a heat vent either on the floor or low on a wall. MLB |
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On Jan 10, 10:35*am, MLB wrote:
Just the name for a heat vent either on the floor or low on a wall. * I guess your central heating may be different from here in the UK- here the standard arrangement is a boiler that heats water then pumps it through to on the wall radiators Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs |
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