i'm thinking about blaming goofy

I accidently broke a piece of a blind off in the kitchen.

My immediate thought was I'll blame goofy.
Might be tricky though, unless i move the table to make it look like he
could reach there.

On 6/23/2015 11:12 PM, Matt Ferrari wrote:
I accidently broke a piece of a blind off in the kitchen.

My immediate thought was I'll blame goofy.
Might be tricky though, unless i move the table to make it look like he
could reach there.


When in doubt, find a way to blame the cat.

Jill

"Matt Ferrari" wrote in message
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I accidently broke a piece of a blind off in the kitchen.

My immediate thought was I'll blame goofy.
Might be tricky though, unless i move the table to make it look like he
could reach there.
Even if he did it, it will never be his fault, so don't even try.
If Boyfie does something he shouldn't, he looks all innocent and says "that
badcat blackfluffy boy came in and did it while I was asleep upstairs, you
know the one I mean.."
Yes, I do know the one he means: he was the one who crawled out of the
conservatory in a very small space to prevent himself being harmed by
Boyfie and got chased up the side of the house and fought with last week.
;-)

I hope he isn't another unneutered lost boy. If he is, I'd love to have him
and get him fixed, but Boyfie won't have him anywhere near. If he keeps
coming and I see testicles on him, I'll have to get a trap from the Cat's
Protection League and hope to catch him so they can neuter him. It will be
in his best interest.
Intact males have a bad life, they wander for miles after the girls, can get
lost (like Boyfie did) and the fights they have with other intact males can
be very serious. Boyfie got the snip, and yes he does have skirmishes about
"don't come near my house or my meowmie" but normally no-one gets hurt, it's
all singsong threats or if that fails very brief fights which I don't think
either of them want.
Tweed

Matt Ferrari wrote:
I accidently broke a piece of a blind off in the kitchen.

My immediate thought was I'll blame goofy.
Might be tricky though, unless i move the table to make it look like he
could reach there.

My cats always manage to get up on the windowsill, regardless. (And
more than once have pulled a slat off of a vertical blind.)

On 6/23/2015 8:12 PM, Matt Ferrari wrote:
I accidently broke a piece of a blind off in the kitchen.

My immediate thought was I'll blame goofy.
Might be tricky though, unless i move the table to make it look like he
could reach there.


Pit2nya always holds the horrizontal thin metal slats down , 3 or 4 at a
time, to look out at her bird feeded, or out the front window to see
what's going on. Amazingly, she's never dented nor broken any. She does
pull her paw out in order to let me pull them up for her, whenever I
come running in, when I hear 'that' sound ;-)

Sylvia M