OK, now it's getting dangerous

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On a happier note, I'm getting used to Nikki "singing" to "her"
piggy and carrying it around.

LOL. Is this the fate of most of Frank's toys?


I'm afraid so. He's not very interested in cat toys, anyway. He'd rather
just play with a Q-tip or something.

--
Marina

"John Biltz" wrote in message
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On Thu, 4 Dec 2003 3:53:11 -0800, wrote
(in message ):

I recently posted about Black Kitty's fetish for kitchen sink items,
which he likes to deposit in random locations around the apartment.
I will then find, say, the steel wool pad on the living room floor.

I always wash out cat food cans and leave them to dry in the dish
drainer, before putting them into the recycle bin. Tonight I found
a clean, dry cat food can *lid* on the living room floor by the rocking
chair. These lids are really sharp. They're smooth-edged, but can cut
skin. Now B.K. is moving these around, in his mouth??

I'm not terribly worried, but on the other hand, I'm not thrilled
about it, either. It's amusing to find the vegetable scrubber on the
couch, but I'd rather he left the sharp objects alone!

Joyce


I am a little worried about Bruiser and that garbage disposal as well. I
have taken to filling a soup bowl and sitting it in the hole. I would
hate to see him get his head stuck.


I'm very glad that I *don't* have a waste disposal in my sink -
Apache likes to look for the "mousies"in the sink!


--
Jette Goldie

Apache and Dakota
http://www.jette.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/kitties.html