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But did you still eat the brownies?
I was wondering that myselfBut did you still eat the brownies?
Haha no it was quite a productive sneeze!I was wondering that myself :lol3:
Zander did that the other day on my blouse just before I walked out of the house to go to work. I didn't think a kitten had that much in themHaha no it was quite a productive sneeze!
Wow. That is gross. I would be scarred.Once when I was out of town for a weekend, Sunday morning I get a call from my boyfriend. My cat decided to show him her displeasure at my absence by bringing a mouse inside. And shredding it to a million pieces all over the couch.
Another time I caught her looking shifty as she ran into the bedroom. Good thing I noticed, because she was stashing a dead bird in the box spring!
LOL! And the moral of this story is, if you're going to have some sort of meat on the table, do NOT, go ANYWHERE! Animals can't be trusted around food! Lol.
My mom and me left some ham on the table. We went somewhere, and when we came back, the ham was no longer there. My cat ate it XD
We had dry fish on the table. My family and me we're away, so when we came back we wanted the fish, and we couldn't find it. My dog smelled like fish. So we think my cat made the fish fall off the table, and let me dog eat it. :3
OMG! This story reminded me of another of mine. I have a cat named Shaina (Absynnian / tabby / mix). I like to wear big earrings, some of which are kind of jangly and make fun noises. Shaina liked them, too. She figured out it was a great way to get my attention out of a dead sleep. She used to wake me up every morning at 4am by picking up one of my most jangly / jingly earrings in her mouth, trotting out of the bedroom into the hallway headed towards the kitchen, swishing her head back and forth to make as much noise as possible. That would jolt me awake, and I would stumble in a sleepy stupor in her general direction.
Hekitty. Torty. Hellion. Can open every door in the house. Has not learned to unlock deadbolt...YET.
Hooks paw under lower cabinet doors, opens a crack and lets bump shut repeatedly until Mom gets up and gets a treat.
OH OH OH...I laughed so hard when I read that...and banished Hekitty from the room so she wouldn't get any ideas. She's been known to sit on the back of the chair behind my head and bat gently at dangly earrings. I don't need her stealing them, or knocking dishes out of the sink, either! Mine are Blue Willow, and very old. Well, the plates are. The serving pieces are new.
OMG! This story reminded me of another of mine. I have a cat named Shaina (Absynnian / tabby / mix). I like to wear big earrings, some of which are kind of jangly and make fun noises. Shaina liked them, too. She figured out it was a great way to get my attention out of a dead sleep. She used to wake me up every morning at 4am by picking up one of my most jangly / jingly earrings in her mouth, trotting out of the bedroom into the hallway headed towards the kitchen, swishing her head back and forth to make as much noise as possible. That would jolt me awake, and I would stumble in a sleepy stupor in her general direction.
As soon as she had sights on me, she would turn around and face me, drop the earring on the tile floor, and yowl fiercely for food.
I decided to buy a large jewelry chest so she couldn't carry off my treasures anymore and I could sleep to a more normal hour. But then she started knocking dishes out of the sink instead.