I guess he didn't get enough to eat

"Adrian"
Kyla =^..^= wrote:
"Susan M"
(not OT)

Andrew is extremely fat. He's a 26 pound 11 month old Buddha boy. He
has cellulite.

He had two plates of dinner and then went on a crawling expedition
while I was talking to Grandma Shirley.

Since Andrew moves well for a big baby, he made it to the cat food
faster than I expected. With laser like precision he expertly
picked up a crunchie between his thumb and forefinger. He inspected
it in that serious way that babies do before it went into the mouth.

Unlike this morning, I was able to retrieve said crunchie.

This morning, he laughed and then down the hatch it went.

Navigating the cat food placement is difficult in our new house -
clearly, we will have to change something.

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Ohhhh Nooooooo
I hope Andrew hasn't discovered the litterbox yet....
WHY did I even say that?
Kyla%b

Bad gurl, Kyla, fur havin such norty forts.

--
Snoopy

Pookie scolded Kyla for even thinking that!!!

Lesley wrote:
On Jan 31, 9:46 pm, "Granby" wrote:
All kids seems to have to try it at some
point!!"

Well not dog or cat food as such but when we were small, me and my
friend Kay used to love dog chocolate drops. Her family had two
beautiful English setters who would get very excited when they saw us
take the bag of "Goodboy choc drops" out of the kitchen
cupboard,,,,,and then they would have to sit round whining and looking
very despondent while we ate them!

.... oh, poor d*g :-) We used to eat those Milkbone dog treats too.
Tasted like crackers.

Susan M
Otis and CHester

Victor Martinez wrote:
Susan M wrote:
Andrew is extremely fat. He's a 26 pound 11 month old Buddha boy. He
has cellulite.

Awwww... chubby babies are cute. Is cellulite normal for baby fat? Is he
too young to start doing yoga? ;-)

Well, the other two had cellulite and have turned out ok - Jane is a
bean pole! And all three have done downward dog resting on their heads :-)




Unlike this morning, I was able to retrieve said crunchie.

This morning, he laughed and then down the hatch it went.

That's too funny! At least it won't harm him in any way.

I know it won't hurt his tummy. I have to watch it for the choke-ie
factor though. He gets such a kick out of going for the cat food - half
the time I realize what he's doing just because he laughs harder the
closer he gets

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Kreisleriana wrote:

Weell, my boys are always trying to eat *my* food, and I'm always
saying to
them, "How would you like it if I put my face in *your* dish?"

Well, I can tell you the answer to that! My boys are properly horrified
like the good stuffy English gentlecats they can be on occasion.
http://pets.webshots.com/photo/20297...26469358IjIdOh

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Susan M wrote:
Kreisleriana wrote:

Weell, my boys are always trying to eat *my* food, and I'm always
saying to
them, "How would you like it if I put my face in *your* dish?"

Well, I can tell you the answer to that! My boys are properly horrified
like the good stuffy English gentlecats they can be on occasion.
http://pets.webshots.com/photo/20297...26469358IjIdOh


LOL! I love that picture!

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

Susan M wrote:

Well, I can tell you the answer to that! My boys are properly horrified
like the good stuffy English gentlecats they can be on occasion.
http://pets.webshots.com/photo/20297...26469358IjIdOh

Oh, my God, that's hysterical, with Otis's nose up way in the air!! If
looks could kill... Chester does a fine job of stuffiness too, but he
doesn't come close to Otis.

Would it be OK if I made a Livejournal icon from that picture? The icons
only appear in a person's post, in a tiny square. I just think it's such
a funny expression.

Joyce
--
To send email to this address, remove the triple-X from my user name.

"Susan M" wrote in message
...
Kreisleriana wrote:

Weell, my boys are always trying to et *my* food, and I'm
always saying to
them, "How would you like it if I put my face in *your* dish?"

Well, I can tell you the answer to that! My boys are properly
horrified like the good stuffy English gentlecats they can be
on occasion.
http://pets.webshots.com/photo/20297...26469358IjIdOh


O & C look like a real couple - symmetrical cats indeed! I bet
they finish each other's sentences as well, when they're talking
to you :-)

--
MatSav

Vicki ate lots of Puring Dog Chow at that age. They served a teething
buscuits. *I ate one to see how bad it could be and it would pass for a
cookie.

My mother used to give me the dogs Bonio biscuits for the same thing.
Never did me any harm, but it took her a while to break me out of the
habit of sniffing dogs bottoms...

Helen M

wrote:
Vicki ate lots of Puring Dog Chow at that age. They served a teething
buscuits. I ate one to see how bad it could be and it would pass for
a cookie.

My mother used to give me the dogs Bonio biscuits for the same thing.
Never did me any harm, but it took her a while to break me out of the
habit of sniffing dogs bottoms...

Helen M

Did you chase bicycles as well? ;o)
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

Was going to ask the same question about chasing cars!
"Adrian" wrote in message
om...
wrote:
Vicki ate lots of Puring Dog Chow at that age. They served a teething
buscuits. I ate one to see how bad it could be and it would pass for
a cookie.

My mother used to give me the dogs Bonio biscuits for the same thing.
Never did me any harm, but it took her a while to break me out of the
habit of sniffing dogs bottoms...

Helen M

Did you chase bicycles as well? ;o)
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk