The kittens have been doing a lot of squirrel-watchin’ these past few days.
It drives them CRAZY.
“We wants to be friends with the skwerl, lady.”
“You just open the window and let him in, yes?”
“Hi! HI!”
“Seriously, lady. Let him in!”
Beauregard likes to announce when it’s nap time.
First we snuggle…
And then we tussle!
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It’s Toesday, and as such please admire Newt’s beans.
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Previously
2018: I managed, just barely, to get a shot of all 11 kittens, right before LoJack noped on out of there.
2017: Aurora’s hanging out with Mama.
2016: No entry.
2015: Newt has really taken over that Room with a View in the computer room.
2014: On Wednesdays, we leap.
2013: Probably ought to start working on your upper body strength, Carmela.
2012: Just GORgeous, that boy.
2011: No entry.
2010: There’s just nothing on earth the Bookworms enjoy more than a good sniff of another cat’s behind.
2009: I’m wise to your game, bratty little Pink!
2008: Jazz paws!
2007: “You want what? To snuggle? HA. Good luck with THAT!”
2006: No entry.
2005: No entry.
Toe beans are lovely unless they are coated with wet, solidifying litter. Then it is time to soak said toe beans in warm water in the lavatory sink –a procedure which does not cause much joy in owner of said toe beans.
I got the feeling that mr squirrel is either teasing/taunting the kittens or sucking up to the warm(er) window.
Or both,
I’m sure that squirrel would LOVE to befriend those kittens.. MOL
Oh my gosh Newt has a freckle on his bean! or middle pad.. whatever you call that one. It’s cute!
Oh, yes, that would be FUN, letting Mr Skwerl in!! for about 1 second….
Squirrels really DO like to taunt cats–I have an upstairs porch off my kitchen, and they are often out there planting acorns in my flowerpots. They just sit there and flick their tails when they can see that the cats are inside watching them through the window. Such pesky little creatures! (Not to mention that I get a thousand little oak trees starting up out of my pots every spring.)