And donating lots of fur to keep your PC nice and toasty!
We call it “meatloaf position.”
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Or, depending on stripe pattern, the little furry watermelon.
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I’m so happy to find out this site, which I think I first discovered in Ought-Seven, is still up and running! They’re somebody’s pets, lol!
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I know what you’re thinking. “can I turn the faucet on before the cat can jump out of the sink?” well, you need to ask yourself one question: “do I feel lucky?” well, do ya, punk?
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Oh, I’d never do that to poor little Dyson.
He’d bite my hand off.
(We miss him a lot. He was so sweet. Most of the time.)
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When I was a kid, our Siamese cats could turn on the water in the bathtub (it had the old-style drop-shaped handles on each side of the spigot) if they were thirsty. And I think that once in a great while, one of them would jump into the bathroom sink. Not sure though.
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Find da fang.
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In this one, she’s right next to my leg, laying on the left half of my robe.
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That’s some top quality crossed paw action, right there, with bonus cat attitude!
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I know, isn’t she lovely? I feel so lucky that she decided to come and live with us.
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Sona does that a lot. It’s really cute.
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When she’s laying down straight and has her paws extended, I have the urge to put a little cape on her.
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I don’t believe believe, exactly, but feel like some cats are angels who come to the people who need them. Sure, a person can go out and get a cat, but it feels different when one of them chooses you, and makes your home their own.
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Dyson did that. We were at PetSmart, looking to adopt a cat, when this brown tabby reached out and grabbed my wife’s hair comb. So we had to adopt him.
He wasn’t an angel exactly . . .
(Well, now he is 
)
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She’s a beautiful girl.
I had to grin whenever Felix would lay on his belly with his forelegs stretched out, showing how long those legs were.
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