Cat Drama!

Oct 15, 2010 23:14

Merlin, my writing cat, invented the art of sleeping under my halogen desk lamp. No, really, he'll tell you.


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roane October 16 2010, 03:33:15 UTC
Oh god. The look on Merlin's face in the second picture is PRICELESS.

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gillpolack October 16 2010, 03:34:16 UTC
To add insult to injury, Arthur didn't make nearly as good use of the Spot of Great Warmth as Merlin did (judging from the pictures).

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merriehaskell October 16 2010, 13:35:18 UTC
That is *very* true. But I think his black fur gets heat from the light more efficiently, so he doesn't have to be as dramatic.

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shadowhwk October 16 2010, 04:10:59 UTC
Merlin is so handsome. He clearly needs to be in the spotlight.

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iuliamentis October 16 2010, 04:17:19 UTC
I <3 that cat.

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birdhousefrog October 16 2010, 11:14:52 UTC
You are soooooo mean. It was your job to oust Arthur. Just look at that look on Merlin's face that you're Not Doing Anything About It. How dare you?

Poor Merlin.

I know it's fun to tease them and watch their tiny brains try to work these things out and yes, I laughed and enjoyed the story, but really.

Oust Arthur. Firmly but gently. Merlin can't do his job properly as your writing cat unless you do. He was clearly stressed by not being able to do his job.

Oz, surrounded by nine, count 'em, nine cats, and all their assorted layers of interaction and who's in charge here?

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merriehaskell October 16 2010, 13:33:47 UTC
*laugh* But I wasn't writing! ;)

And yes, it was clearly my job to oust Arthur, but the poor guy is on the bottom of every pecking order in the house, and I wanted to give him his day in the sun. Whereby sun=halogen lamp.

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birdhousefrog October 16 2010, 13:37:25 UTC
Well if he would stop puking and peeing indiscriminately, he might rise up a bit in the pecking order. And I presume you know it's Arthur doing this? In this house, they try to point paws at each other and deny any connection with the mess.

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merriehaskell October 16 2010, 13:44:25 UTC
He's really more of a puker than a peer. Pee-er? He pukes indiscriminately, but to my knowledge, his only out of the box pees have been the two times access to the litter boxes got cut off, at which point he displayed his frustration by peeing ON US ON OUR BED WHILE WE SLEPT. Can't blame him, but boy, maybe a little more passive in his aggressive would be okay.

(Pee on us once, shame on the guest who closed the door to the basement; pee on us twice, shame on us (and the same guest who a year later closed the door to the basement again)--we cut a hole in the door after that.)

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