Lunatic

I haven't posted much recently, so ya'll have missed this past year of cat
antics but one stuck out yesterday that tickled me.

Tic (Jody calls her Luna, I call her tic-tic) was outside for a couple hours
yesterday. I walked outside and she came waltzing across the drive with a
baby lizard tail wiggling in her mouth. Wouldn't you know, she meowed her
normal greeting and zoom when the baby lizard off to safety.


Of course I was blamed judging by the look she gave me

Grace

On 2005-11-27, Gracecat penned:
I haven't posted much recently, so ya'll have missed this past year
of cat antics but one stuck out yesterday that tickled me.

Tic (Jody calls her Luna, I call her tic-tic) was outside for a
couple hours yesterday. I walked outside and she came waltzing
across the drive with a baby lizard tail wiggling in her mouth.
Wouldn't you know, she meowed her normal greeting and zoom when the
baby lizard off to safety.


Of course I was blamed judging by the look she gave me

Grace


Of course! It's your fault she meowed!

--
monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca

On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 16:51:54 -0600, Gracecat wrote:

I haven't posted much recently, so ya'll have missed this past year of cat
antics but one stuck out yesterday that tickled me.

Tic (Jody calls her Luna, I call her tic-tic) was outside for a couple hours
yesterday. I walked outside and she came waltzing across the drive with a
baby lizard tail wiggling in her mouth. Wouldn't you know, she meowed her
normal greeting and zoom when the baby lizard off to safety.

Of course I was blamed judging by the look she gave me

That's funny! I got much the same reaction from Harri Roadcat. Once of our
walks in Aurora, CO resulted in Harri catching a little mouse. She was so
excited that she turned towards me and meowed her excitement. Of course
this was all the mouse needed to escape. The dirty looks I got from Harri
told me quite clearly that it was all MY fault

Dan