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This is the last set for the night.
1. Andromeda and decorated loetz metallin
2. Andromeda and harrach similar to the first one
3. Tiberius says I took the photo before he could get pretty!
4. Drommie says it's nap time on a shelf with glass. (I ignore her is the real message)
Merry Xmas everyone!
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I'm still nervous! Have a good night!
LOL, the shelves made me nervous very nervous but she never did serious harm to anything. I've learned that when she starts acting like she might jump up on that shelf it really means pay attention to ME.. and If I give her some play time she'll generally go the other way :) Cats are pretty graceful.
you have a good night too
First photo...whooos? the prettiestthen?
That second photo... professional model on the job!...:-)
Third...you can't pin that!! on me I never touched!!
Fourth, I promise not to move if for lunch I can have...........
LMAO Inky. Exactly!
Thanks for sharing them all!
Season's Greetings from Down Under!
She's trained you to pet her, not the other way around. If I move to Mommy shelf = Mommy pets me = Feels good.
yeah She has me trained very well :)
these are some of the most horrifying pictures I've ever seen :D
they've never broken a piece of glass yet, (other than a couple vases I'd left out on a table that was a known zoom zoom zone for them so it was really my fault) They're really graceful. Plus I use earthquake putty.
They pretty much only show interest in the glass if I am showing an active interest in it. For the most part they have each other for entertainment which takes their attention off me and destroying my stuff for not paying enough attention to them.
a single cat is what you have to watch out for. they get neurotic and lonely and start up with destructive behaviour. More than one cat.. they feel safer and have a community. the human isn't their entire world and source of entertainment.
Last photograph very very worrying!!! Great glass collection!! Great looking cat!