Busy Bodies
My human’s boyfriend put the wood together and it turned out these things were bookcases. Binga enjoyed sitting inside the smaller one, but my human thought she would make a lousy bookend.
I preferred using it as a perch so I could watch the birds.
Binga really made herself at home in one. I hope the owner of the basses isn’t allergic to cats.
But the most exciting thing that happened was that my human and her boyfriend made their annual trip to the Pet Expo. This time they didn’t bring home any food samples (well, the dog got a couple, but she doesn’t count) — there were toys, however. As usual, my human made a couple of dorky choices. I think the stupidest one was this little plastic penguin. How many seconds do you think that thing lasted until it slid under a piece of furniture, never to be seen again?






And she brought home a dollar bag of catnip just like .
Binga and Boodie think the catnip bag rules. I just don’t get it. Catnip has little appeal for me.






But for once my human got something really cool — a DVD made especially for cats.
Boodie and I thought it was fascinating! Kind of frustrating too — I mean, how do you get to those creatures through the glass?






Binga didn’t like the DVD. She thought we were nuts.
Sure enough, she made me wear it. How humiliating!
Even worse, she made me walk the balance beam with it on. I felt like a clown.






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