Yes, I know - been ages since I've posted. But, work has finally sort-of calmed down. At least enough, I can start catching up on posts :)
For today, silly pet pictures :)
For those of you familiar with the comic strip Rose is Rose, you will of course know the character Peekaboo, the household cat. There is a running idea in the comic strip of Peekaboo treating family members with "sit-in-things therapy." Peekaboo gets into boxes, pots (complete with lid on head), etc., always with the mindset of relieving tension of the family members.
Well, I don't know if it's intentional or not, but Scruffers likes pulling the same sort of play. We're always finding him in new and unusual nooks and crannies. And while we're guffawing at where he's squeezed himself into this time, he just looks at us like, "What? You have a problem with this?"
So, to provide a smile for all of you, here's our massive 16-lb nutcase finding all sorts of unusual napping spots, such as....
The bathtub
The kitchen cabinet
A cardboard box
A sleeping pad roll, as Zach was trying to pack for a training trip
A shoebox (his "pouting box" as we call it - he sits in it when we won't let him sit in our laps)
The newly-delivered recycling bin, now officially kitten approved.
Just some fuzzy silliness to brighten your day :)
For today, silly pet pictures :)
For those of you familiar with the comic strip Rose is Rose, you will of course know the character Peekaboo, the household cat. There is a running idea in the comic strip of Peekaboo treating family members with "sit-in-things therapy." Peekaboo gets into boxes, pots (complete with lid on head), etc., always with the mindset of relieving tension of the family members.
Well, I don't know if it's intentional or not, but Scruffers likes pulling the same sort of play. We're always finding him in new and unusual nooks and crannies. And while we're guffawing at where he's squeezed himself into this time, he just looks at us like, "What? You have a problem with this?"
So, to provide a smile for all of you, here's our massive 16-lb nutcase finding all sorts of unusual napping spots, such as....
The bathtub
The kitchen cabinet
A cardboard box
A sleeping pad roll, as Zach was trying to pack for a training trip
A shoebox (his "pouting box" as we call it - he sits in it when we won't let him sit in our laps)
The newly-delivered recycling bin, now officially kitten approved.
Just some fuzzy silliness to brighten your day :)
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