I can't explain why. I simply feel compelled to do it.
Mr B remarked that it will make the litter tray decorative....
(It was removed again poste haste and hung out of my reach somewhere but I have spied a particularly attractive glittery bauble on the Christmas tree; if I could only just reeeeaach...)
Hari Om
ReplyDeleteit's the sparkly-slinky-shiny thing... mesmerises you and you lose all sense of good v bad dietary consideration! Hugs and whiskeries, YAM-aunty xxx
Mum and Dad have bought us various special sleeping quarters over the years but apart from having a sniff we all decided that we preferred their chairs. As for eating tinsel, we don't like it but Willow will do anything to get a a bit of cellophane.
ReplyDeleteRupert, Rowan, Princess, Willow and Mummy Polly
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Cellophane??! Willow what are you thinking? 'Igloo' is one of two 'purchased' sleeping quarters I have - that one was a gift from Mr B's sister. Privately, F and Mr B rolled their eyes and I ignored it for about 6 months, so F put it in the spare bedroom. One day they 'lost' me and I was finally discovered in the igloo. Up to that point I only had cardboard boxes (because I love them). Just before we moved F replaced all my cardboard boxes with 'tartan bed'. However, now that I have my 'condo' my bestest sleeping place is up high in my satellite dish.
DeleteThat’s so funny from the vicar of dibley lol
ReplyDeleteNaughty kitty not good to eat the tinsel
oh that is a perfect little house, Mr Cat would love it
ReplyDeleteI took a while to love it.
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