Rannsachair
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Rory having a rest in the sink after chasing balls round the bath.
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Onoff
In the land of the unfinished project I am King!
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Onoff
In the land of the unfinished project I am King!
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Chuck a ping pong ball in. Hours of fun.
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Does it have a licence for that calibre?
Onoff
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Trying to wean our one off of his drinking water mug on my bedside table at the moment. It's been there for years but he's in and out probably 6 times a night now meaning I'm getting very little sleep. I've had enough! I sleep with the sliding bedroom door shut due to the noise from the kids and landing light.
If the cat is on the bed he'll walk across me to get a drink then either walk back across me onto the bed or jump onto the floor with a thud and scratch at the door. Likewise if he's out he'll come in and scratch like mad at the closed bedroom door. Leave him long enough and he'll get it open. Then it lets the light / noise in.
Moved his glass pint pot onto the landing, didn't want to know! Showed him etc. Got SWMBO moaning as the cat has a genuine condition whereby he has to drink a lot. He'll just sit on the bedside table looking lost. Last night I heard him drinking from the glass so progress and I didn't have a bad night.
If the cat is on the bed he'll walk across me to get a drink then either walk back across me onto the bed or jump onto the floor with a thud and scratch at the door. Likewise if he's out he'll come in and scratch like mad at the closed bedroom door. Leave him long enough and he'll get it open. Then it lets the light / noise in.
Moved his glass pint pot onto the landing, didn't want to know! Showed him etc. Got SWMBO moaning as the cat has a genuine condition whereby he has to drink a lot. He'll just sit on the bedside table looking lost. Last night I heard him drinking from the glass so progress and I didn't have a bad night.
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I'd go and drink from his bowl and see how he likes it...
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Treacle will be 18 years old in a month or so. She's always ignored the garage, just walking past me while I've been working, perhaps with the odd miaow, but barely a glance in my direction.
Yesterday she decided it was finally time for a proper explore
Had a look on the bottom shelf of the bandsaw base:
and just generally explored (sorry for the poor focus towards the end: it's hard to film a black cat):
She told me all about it afterwards as well:
Yesterday she decided it was finally time for a proper explore
Had a look on the bottom shelf of the bandsaw base:
and just generally explored (sorry for the poor focus towards the end: it's hard to film a black cat):
She told me all about it afterwards as well:
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Rannsachair
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Took a few rests on the bed today, I put my back out and playing with a TENS machine to see if it helps.
Unfortunately our felines take an interest:
Mhairi our 18 year old Tonkinese ways 3.5 Kg whereas Rory our 8 month old Russian Blue cross is about double that.
Unfortunately our felines take an interest:
Mhairi our 18 year old Tonkinese ways 3.5 Kg whereas Rory our 8 month old Russian Blue cross is about double that.
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My 20 year old ginger (sorry, champagne) cat is pretty much going downhill fast now. Skin and bones, and a bit of a loose botty (puppy pads are wonderful), but still manages to get a good shout going at the new visiting cat, if he wakes up in time to see them.
Tonight, I was feeding the ‘Lodger’, and Toby came staggering over. I finally realised who he looks like now. Anyone remember that wonderful sketch by Victoria Wood, when the ancient waitress keeps wandering over to the couple. Well, that is exactly who he puts me in mind of.
Tonight, I was feeding the ‘Lodger’, and Toby came staggering over. I finally realised who he looks like now. Anyone remember that wonderful sketch by Victoria Wood, when the ancient waitress keeps wandering over to the couple. Well, that is exactly who he puts me in mind of.
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Played by Julie Walters?
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That’s the one. Toby has her walk down to a tee.
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One of my cats - has the lid off the little fish tank and drinks from it - last surviving fish dives to the bottom of the tank. Fish looks nervous!
I even put a weighted thing on top of it - but the cat always gets it off somehow.
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Searching for the Holy Grail.........
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Flavoured water, it's a thing. He is trend setting.
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This is the current rescue, he is called buddy.
Great cat but a touch too much for our two cats though they will play along most of the day by the evening ours get a bit less playful and more grumpy he hasn't yet worked it out.
Great cat but a touch too much for our two cats though they will play along most of the day by the evening ours get a bit less playful and more grumpy he hasn't yet worked it out.
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He looks a "smart looking cat" - devious "artfull" - clever cat...
Strange markings on his nose? Endearing....
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All of these things indeed, can often be seen studying the new obstacle in front of the food cupboard.
