He spends a lot of time sleeping up on the perch near the windows.
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| From Cats Nov 2008 |
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| From Cats Nov 2008 |
When he's not as sleepy he'll dart over to hide under the kitchen table.
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| From Cats Nov 2008 |
And when he's feeling frisky and adventurous he might even play with me a little bit.
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| From Cats Nov 2008 |
But that gets tiring...
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| From Cats Nov 2008 |
He still freaks out if he sees me try to touch him, but if he's distracted I can scratch his back and he likes it until he realizes what is happening. As soon as he sees me touching him he recoils or swipes at me, but I'm convinced that some of the time he deliberately looks away so that he doesn't have to freak out. He'll still act like he's trying to investigate the source of this strange pleasurable sensation, but he'll look in a ridiculous direction, like straight up and from side to side, but not backwards.
Here are the other boys.
Hattori.
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| From Cats Nov 2008 |
Katsu.
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3 comments:
I like the idea of Horus deliberately looking away so he doesn't have to freak out.
I corroborate Adam's claim on this. Horus is hilarious. If only we humans were aware of how deeply we self-deceive.
Shit, that was deep.
Thanks for the update. I was wondering how Horus was doing.
Face it, man, the reason you hate Barack is because he's getting a Dog(!), not a cat for his kids.
Heh!
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