On Catnip
Catnip. I can take it or leave it.
Usually I leave it only after I take it.
It’s just recreational — no kind of crutch.
Though sometimes I like it a little too much.
On Catnip
Catnip. I can take it or leave it.
Usually I leave it only after I take it.
It’s just recreational — no kind of crutch.
Though sometimes I like it a little too much.
I had every intention of spending the afternoon writing a penetrating new blog post. But then the sun came out.
One thing you can say about cats — we have our priorities in order.
(BTW, the diminutive tuxedo cat on the left is Mitzki.)
Habit #2:
“When life gives you kibble, make Kibble Pate en Croute with a Catnip Reduction Sauce.”
(That’s what I get for living with a chef!)
Happy Monday, everyone. What better way to start the week than with a poem?
Precious Green Thing
A treasure so wondrous, it must be hidden,
Safe from prying eyes.
Precious prize, symbol of mystery.
So one with the stars. So under the couch.
No plastic ring from a bottle, I vouch.
Habit #1:
Always look at things another way.
(this is my all-purpose problem-solving tool. it can help in more situations than you might think. try it.)
I’d like to clear up a misunderstanding some people have about cats and their napping habits. Sure, it may seem like we sleep a lot, but it’s not because we’re “lazy furballs.” Oh no. Cat naps are serious business. And they can be hard work, too.
While there are those times when a nap is, indeed, just a nap, there are lots of other reasons why a cat may be napping. Speaking for myself, when I may appear to be snoozing my day away, I may actually be:
Just thought you should know that there’s often more to a cat nap than meets the eye.