Biggle

[muninnhuginn]

Caught him napping (which isn't hard).

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[bellinghman.livejournal.com]

Deeply silly.

Mind you, our Tom was earlier upside down on the lawn in the sun, so he's got no room to talk.

[muninnhuginn]

Evidently more comfortable than it looks (despite the needle stuck into the towel he's lying on) as he stayed that way quite a while.

[bellinghman.livejournal.com]

Oh, cats can end up in the most odd positions, and still be perfectly comfortable.

Its' an art - a truly enviable one, too.

[http://users.livejournal.com/la_marquise_de_/]

And he looks so pleased with himself, too....

[muninnhuginn]

He's Biggle: pleased with himself isn't so much a state of mind as a mode of being.

[muuranker.livejournal.com]

Aaahhh....

... Our Two spent today discovering the advantages of their new collars. Kiwi having lost hers last week, and Broggy having shed the label I tied on which said 'I have arthritis, which is not helped by my weight. I am also on a special diet. Please do not feed me', I have bought them new ones. He now has a collar that says DO NOT FEED : CHIPPED on it. Kiwi's just has CHIPPED and the number (if neighbours want to subsidise her, they're welcome).

The advantages of the new collars, from a cat point of view, is that mice can hear the enhanced kind of bell attached to them. You would think this (from a cat point of view) a disadvantage, but it prolongs the chase. It is, however, (from an us point of view) a disadvantage, as when a mouse is let loose in Trevor's study, we are much less sure that the mouse will be apprehended and exited.

Both are now outside, banging on the cat-flat obstructed by a box of washing powder and a stool.

[muninnhuginn]

It's much easier keeping them on special diets if they don't go out. Saves on collars, too.

[boxofdelights]

That is an excellent cat picture.

[muninnhuginn]

Thank you. It helps that he's an excellent and deaf cat: so much easier to snap him unawares.