yes we can

[ramtops]

Henry and Ron grow by the day, and their exploits know no bounds. Ron is still the runty one, so it took him about two weeks longer than Henry to work out how to get on to the kitchen worktops; as this is where we have been putting the big cats' meals, there is an element of being not very impressed *at all* by this amongst the older members of the Tribe.

At the weekend, I misplaced my keys - it caused me a great deal of angst, as there were two front door keys, two back door keys, and a USB stick on the ring. We searched high and low, but no sign, and I felt sure they were gone for good. On Monday morning, I found them down beside the washing machine, where I suspect small kittin paws had thwipped them. I threatened EnRon with kitten soup.

We make a lot of soup here, and we make it in a huge saucepan which lives on the top of our huge American fridge. Yesterday, believe it or not, I found Ron sitting in it, for all the world as though he was waiting to be turned into nourishing soup :) The world is his lobster now he can leave the kitchen floor behind ...

Originally published at the Tribe.

Comments

[robsoft.livejournal.com]

We're the same.

Tiggy pretty much runs the house when I'm out, and given how often we seem to 'misplace' things I'm quite sure he avails himself of the Sky+ and Wii in my absence. He has a fondness for pens too - anything he sees me holding will shortly be moved elsewhere in the house with a deft swish of the paw.

He certainly patrols all of the counters, table tops, beds and cabinets when he thinks I'm not looking (or he gets on the dining table when he knows I am looking and wants to annoy me).

Kitchen worktops get a wipe before we start. :-)