Senseless Sunday Sarcasm : Mess
My desk is a mess; one guess why:
Yes, the Tiny Terror strikes again.
Fortunately, my speakers are at the edge of my desk and fell into a box containing a comforter to cushion their fall (I’m not as dumb as I look). In this picture, he’s spent so much time pushing stuff off, and waiting for me to check the laundry so that he could push it off again that he’s worn out.
And…yes…he chose my chair as the perfect place to snooze for an hour.
When the temperature shot past 70F today, he shot past the dogs, and out the door. He won’t be back unless it goes under 60F.
I have two words for the cat I raised from 6 weeks old…a cat who cradled next to me until he became a teenager: Thankless bastard!
One day, I’m his bestest buddy and he’s sleeping on my arm. The next, I don’t see him for three days, he saunters in for food and doesn’t want to be petted.
Does anyone else have a Thankless Bastard cat? I wouldn’t recommend that breed if you have a soul.
I wondered if anyone else out there was owned by one.
I think I’ve found his mother:
When he arrives home from doing whatever the Thankless Bastard breed does for fun at night, he announces his presence:
He’ll stomp on the keyboard if he wants a treat. When I’ve had it up to my eyeballs with his antics, I’ll say “SHOO!!!”
Then, he reminds me of the truth about our relationship.
I’d sell him, but I’m too well trained as a cat slave.
Tut tut. 😅😂
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I can see you relate to this post. 🙂
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I definitely fell for you. 🤓
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Oh the life of a cat ^_^
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Cats are still more predictable than humans. They don’t hide how they feel or attack for no reason. 🙂
Once you know the personality of your cat, you can t tell when s/he has had to much petting. (bristling, paw in the air…)
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My lovely Freesia is grateful for a forever home and often LOOKS as if she’s ready to scoot out the door, but the minute I open it she rockets inside and hides. She was abused (someone actually set her afire) and is just now opening up to a few friends other than My Better Half and myself. We arm people with treaties when they ask to meet her, and so far it’s worked! She IS, however very wary of children.
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Children experiencing mental or physical abuse at home, or those with foster care syndrome will often be cruel to animals. Freesia is fortunate to have a family who loves and understands her.
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I read awhile ago (I think on Katzenworld) that The Tiny Terror had left – glad to know he returns from time to time.
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He tends to disappear for days at a time. I get sick with worry and he saunters in, demanding to be fed, as if I’m nothing more than food service.
When I came home from scrabble, he was sleeping on my seat again. That “awww” moment reigns. 🙂
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We have a cat that is much like that. If she is hungry she is your best buddy. After eating, she turns into Leave Me the Heck Alone cat.
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Yep. Same breed as my cat. 🙂
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