Oh, here he goes with another one of those soppy cat videos!
I’m a swordsman. I can post all the cat videos I please.
If that first little kitten doesn’t do it for you, I don’t know what will.
Oh, here he goes with another one of those soppy cat videos!
I’m a swordsman. I can post all the cat videos I please.
If that first little kitten doesn’t do it for you, I don’t know what will.
If you had a tail, would you chase it? And what would you do with it, if you caught it?
It’s been a hard day, and I want to unwind by watching cats wind themselves up–which they are obviously doing just because they like it. At least I can’t think of any other reason for tail-chasing.
I think we’ve had enough news for the day, don’t you? How about some happy cats, instead? Guaranteed to raise a smile.
The little character getting her belly washed reminds me of our cat, Peep–not that she would ever in a million years consent to such treatment. The ones on the spinning chair remind me of Peep’s sister, Robbie–who absolutely loves, loves, loves to be spun around on the computer chair!
Just some more of God’s stuff that really works.
Yes, it’s always a big occasion when a moth gets into the house; and the guy who filmed this is soooo lucky his cats didn’t run afoul of anything breakable.
Our two cats, Robbie and Peep, normally at war with one another, instantly close ranks whenever a bug violates our space. Down with the moth!
Our old cat Henry, when the moth came to rest on the ceiling, would sit there looking up at it and meowing angrily: “Come down from there, you coward!” Few moths complied.
Pay close attention to the black cat who has invented a game involving the slippery floor plus a dinette set. It took some smarts to think of that!
I’m just about out of gas, but not before I post one more cat video.
If you don’t have a cat, run out and get one. Just kidding. But they are fun.
My wife is in love with this noisy little character, so here he is: Ollie the talkative Siamese kitten. By now he has grown up to be a talkative cat.
Shouldn’t let him bite, though. It reminds me of how I used to think it was so cute to get down on all fours and encourage Buster the kitten to ride on my back. He really took to it, and when he was a full-grown very big cat, he’d hop on anybody’s back. That did not always go over very well.
I was going to post some slowworm video, but decided not to push my luck. So here are some cats instead.
My cats have always liked to help me make the bed. They dive under the sheets, on top of the sheets, and have a wonderful time. If you get to playing with them, you can have a wonderful time, too–although the bed doesn’t get made.
A word of caution: Do not attempt any of this with a waterbed.
Some cats make really strange noises while they’re eating. My cats don’t, but here are some that do.
If you’re wondering why I’m putting up all these posts this morning–well, it’s raining and I’m stuck indoors. But my wife wanted the rain for her garden, and I guess that’s that.
Here are kittens discovering that the world is full of amazing things they never expected.
I love it when kittens first find out that they can make puffy tails and run all around, doing it. My cats don’t bother to fluff their tails out anymore, but they had a grand week or so when they first learned how to do it.