What, you don't want the infinite blessings of cat hair in every thing you own? More the fool you! It keeps the elephants away. And it's worked so far for you, hasn't it?
The kittens are turing out to be not nearly so well trained of the wool as my geriatricats are. Rotti is a rotten wool theif, and will steal any exposed roving as soon as my back is turned. And Mingo runs off with the ball of yarn I'm knitting with, while I'm using it.
Isis just likes to sit on my knitting while I'm knitting. Chaka likes to rub his face on the points of my needles.
My cat hides in the same kind of places.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately she is on my shit list as I spent all night trying to untagle my sock yarn ;-(
Pam
It's all your fault for making such cat friendly spaces (or so I'm told by my cats).
ReplyDeleteThat blog title always makes me wonder what he has gotten into or done THIS time.
ReplyDeleteWhat, you don't want the infinite blessings of cat hair in every thing you own? More the fool you! It keeps the elephants away. And it's worked so far for you, hasn't it?
ReplyDeleteHahahahahahahaahaha
ReplyDeleteThis from a woman who had to clean out her downstairs storage closet in order to extricate a very curious Bobo from his new hiding spot. Fuckah!
My cats don't have the grace to hide...
ReplyDeleteThe kittens are turing out to be not nearly so well trained of the wool as my geriatricats are. Rotti is a rotten wool theif, and will steal any exposed roving as soon as my back is turned. And Mingo runs off with the ball of yarn I'm knitting with, while I'm using it.
ReplyDeleteIsis just likes to sit on my knitting while I'm knitting. Chaka likes to rub his face on the points of my needles.
At least Sekhmet isn't a snake (thinking of one of my college housemates).
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