Can someone please tell my cat that she can be any place in the universe except on/in front of my laptop?
I would, but everytime I tell my cat that he promptly ignores me, so I suspect I am not asking correctly.
Angel ,'Conviction (1)'
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Can someone please tell my cat that she can be any place in the universe except on/in front of my laptop?
I would, but everytime I tell my cat that he promptly ignores me, so I suspect I am not asking correctly.
Cats do not want you to take in information. They need to protect you from the internets, books, and newspapers. It's for your own good.
They need to protect you from the internets, books, and newspapers. It's for your own good.
And, according to Kripkat, yoga. He knows there's something fishy about upward/downward dog!
(Or I'm just so lazy I just allowed a cat to keep me from finishing yoga.)
quote o' the day, by Glenn Beck:
How can the world not be laughing at us? We have all these resources. Why did we buy Alaska in the 1950s? We bought Alaska for the resources. And now we say no!
In my nonprofit life, I've gotten exactly one annual raise.
My nonprofit put off performance reviews for 6 months. No performance review = no raise or no promotion (which would include a raise). Eh, it beats layoffs.
Oh, I am grateful, believe me.
He knows there's something fishy about upward/downward dog!
Yes, that's another danger.
Dogs, of course, want to help you do yoga because it looks like fun. Why would you put your face that close to the floor if you didn't want it licked, after all?
A funny picture of a dog sitting on another dog: [link]
(My first experience with Rt. 22, no left turns, and jughandles was my first night, after sunset, in the pouring rain, after a six hour drive. My hate was strong).
Juliebird, that was my EXACT first experience with NJ! Along with getting lost because I'd been told the wrong exit number. I lived there for 13 years. I learned that some parts of NJ are actually very nice. But I still hated it.
Congratulations, Doctor Nilly!