Goofballs with A Golf Ball :)

The neighbor's cats, Schwartzy & Fetters, are very well behaved kitties.
They never go up on the [golf course] green behind Mom's house unless the
neighbor is with them. No one golfs on Monday; it's maintenance day. So
she was out there with the kitties, planning to head up on green so they
could roll around on the shorter grass. But wait! Someone apparently left
a golf ball by the green. Oh boy! A round thing! They were pawing at it
curiously; hmm, it sort of rolls. The neighbor tossed it; two furry black
streaks chased after it. They spent a good ten minutes batting it around.
It was so cute to watch, even if neither one actually landed the ball in the
hole

Jill

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"jmcquown" wrote in message
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The neighbor's cats, Schwartzy & Fetters, are very well behaved kitties.
They never go up on the [golf course] green behind Mom's house unless the
neighbor is with them. No one golfs on Monday; it's maintenance day. So
she was out there with the kitties, planning to head up on green so they
could roll around on the shorter grass. But wait! Someone apparently
left a golf ball by the green. Oh boy! A round thing! They were pawing
at it curiously; hmm, it sort of rolls. The neighbor tossed it; two furry
black streaks chased after it. They spent a good ten minutes batting it
around. It was so cute to watch, even if neither one actually landed the
ball in the hole

Jill

Kitty golf is an entirely different game from hoomin golf. Peeple are so
goal-oriented. Kitty golf is just all about-- bat the ball around!!

--
Theresa, Stinky and Dante
drtmuirATearthlink.net

"jmcquown" wrote in message
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The neighbor's cats, Schwartzy & Fetters, are very well behaved kitties.
They never go up on the [golf course] green behind Mom's house unless the
neighbor is with them. No one golfs on Monday; it's maintenance day. So
she was out there with the kitties, planning to head up on green so they
could roll around on the shorter grass. But wait! Someone apparently
left a golf ball by the green. Oh boy! A round thing! They were pawing
at it curiously; hmm, it sort of rolls. The neighbor tossed it; two furry
black streaks chased after it. They spent a good ten minutes batting it
around. It was so cute to watch, even if neither one actually landed the
ball in the hole

Jill

Any more word on when you'll be getting back home to Persia and Peaches or
getting Persia there (sorry if this was already covered, I've not had time
to catch up with much more than anything but sending needed purrs).

Hugs,

CatNipped

Last year I picked up some practice golf balls at a tag sale. Some of the
balls are foam with a heavy center to add a little weight and some are
plastic with holes in them. My cats love them.

--
Ann
in Connecticut

read Sam's blog at http://kittens-3.blogspot.com/
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"CatNipped" wrote in message
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"jmcquown" wrote in message
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The neighbor's cats, Schwartzy & Fetters, are very well behaved kitties.
They never go up on the [golf course] green behind Mom's house unless the
neighbor is with them. No one golfs on Monday; it's maintenance day. So
she was out there with the kitties, planning to head up on green so they
could roll around on the shorter grass. But wait! Someone apparently
left a golf ball by the green. Oh boy! A round thing! They were pawing
at it curiously; hmm, it sort of rolls. The neighbor tossed it; two
furry black streaks chased after it. They spent a good ten minutes
batting it around. It was so cute to watch, even if neither one actually
landed the ball in the hole

Jill

Any more word on when you'll be getting back home to Persia and Peaches or
getting Persia there (sorry if this was already covered, I've not had time
to catch up with much more than anything but sending needed purrs).

Hugs,

CatNipped

"Ann" wrote in
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Last year I picked up some practice golf balls at a tag sale. Some of
the balls are foam with a heavy center to add a little weight and
some are plastic with holes in them. My cats love them.




the brothers, like their predecessor, lose balls under things in seconds.
I have a supply in the closet and throw them one every so often and _BAM_
it's gone. Silly kitties!

Andy [99 44/100% troll free]

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"Ann" wrote in
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Last year I picked up some practice golf balls at a tag sale. Some of
the balls are foam with a heavy center to add a little weight and
some are plastic with holes in them. My cats love them.




the brothers, like their predecessor, lose balls under things in seconds.
I have a supply in the closet and throw them one every so often and _BAM_
it's gone. Silly kitties!

Andy [99 44/100% troll free]


That happens here. They get to play with balls when I move the sofa to
vacuum. Doesn't happen all that often.

They've got to where they will put them under things and then look at us
like we are supposed to fetch or something.

There is a hassock with a slip cover over it in front of the fireplace. Or
as the furkids seem to think, the eighteenth hole on the in house mini golf
course.

Jo

When a lot of the toys are missing , I go aroung with a yard stick or broom
handle and get the toys out from under things.

--
Ann
in Connecticut

read Sam's blog at http://kittens-3.blogspot.com/
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"outsider" wrote in message
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"Ann" wrote in
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Last year I picked up some practice golf balls at a tag sale. Some of
the balls are foam with a heavy center to add a little weight and
some are plastic with holes in them. My cats love them.




the brothers, like their predecessor, lose balls under things in seconds.
I have a supply in the closet and throw them one every so often and _BAM_
it's gone. Silly kitties!

Andy [99 44/100% troll free]

"Ann" wrote in message
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When a lot of the toys are missing , I go aroung with a yard stick or
broom handle and get the toys out from under things.


When we first got Molly, we really didn't need to buy her toys. She just
went around the house and dug out whatever she could find.

She will still show up every so often playing with something I thought was
long gone.

Jo

Ann wrote:
When a lot of the toys are missing , I go aroung with a yard stick or
broom handle and get the toys out from under things.


I do that too. It always reminds me of the My Cat Annie videos
(http://www.zefrank.com/annie/navigation.html - click on Imagination).

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.

CatNipped wrote:
"jmcquown" wrote in message
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The neighbor's cats, Schwartzy & Fetters, are very well behaved
kitties. They never go up on the [golf course] green behind Mom's
house unless the neighbor is with them. No one golfs on Monday;
it's maintenance day. So she was out there with the kitties,
planning to head up on green so they could roll around on the
shorter grass. But wait! Someone apparently left a golf ball by
the green. Oh boy! A round thing! They were pawing at it
curiously; hmm, it sort of rolls. The neighbor tossed it; two furry
black streaks chased after it. They spent a good ten minutes
batting it around. It was so cute to watch, even if neither one
actually landed the ball in the hole Jill

Any more word on when you'll be getting back home to Persia and
Peaches or getting Persia there (sorry if this was already covered,
I've not had time to catch up with much more than anything but
sending needed purrs).
Hugs,

CatNipped

I'll probably make reservations tomorrow to return home at the end of April.
There's still a lot to be done. Plus Mom has a follow-up appointment
tomorrow and another one, different guy, on the 22nd. I'd like to make sure
she's doing as well as possible before I head home for a few weeks. But I
really need to book now before the fares jump.

Jill