that is so cute, sj

This conversation makes me realize how luck I was that both my kids took bottles no problem, although at 4 months I was the point person when they woke up in the middle of the night. But during the day bottles were never a problem.

DAMMIT, TUBBS.

He could at least leave a gold fish after he pigs out on the kippers.

He could at least leave a gold fish after he pigs out on the kippers.

Right? I renamed him Georgie after my parents' 18 lb polar beast.

For me it is Pumpkin and Snowball that are always eating the food.

Damn it, you guys and your cats. I actually have free time today, and I'm seriously tempted to download the game.

Apparently if you let him leave on his own (not refilling the bowl while he's still there lounging) he'll make it worth your while. I have him in the yard again, and I'll see if that's true. (I refilled the bowl and made him go away earlier)

It's so low key and chill and soothing, Tep.

It's so low key and chill and soothing, Tep.

The longer you leave it alone, the more kitties show up and leave you good presents. It's hard to spot the rare ones, it's like peeking into the living room to see if you can catch the cat in a cute position before he looks up and goes "Move along, nothing ot see here."

All I do when I open it is see who's there, what gifts have been left, maybe rearrange the toys and buy a new one. 3-5 minutes per game-opening. You can spend more going through the album of pictures you've taken or the catbook, but that's it.

The longer you leave it alone, the more kitties show up and leave you good presents.

It's like it rewards patience. I am not patient now, I'm waiting for Tubbs to haul his lazy all-the-food-eating ass out of there so I can 1) see what he left and 2) refill the bowl.

Though I have four kitties in the yard with an empty food bowl, so I think I'm OK as far as visitors right now.

I have no cats! What kind of soul-destroying game have you people hooked me on?