We got home from work today, and Haruka was as usual waiting for us next to the the door (she never tries to get out). She has this habit of, first time she sees us in the morning or at night, weaving in and out between our feet, making it VERY EASY to trip over her.Well, tonight I didn't trip over her, but I did accidentally step on two of her feet ;_; She made sad kitty noises and ran under the kitchen table. She got over it quickly though (and she's not hurt) . . . . I gave her one treat per ouchie. Any other cat owners have problems like that? She has a bell on her collar so we know to stop dead in our tracks if we hear her zooming towards us!
Her crazy spells are awesome, by the way. I have stories. Many stories. But those will come at another time. Until then . . . here's a picture of her in a rare instance when she's looking at the camera and not trying to attack it.
What, mom?
My cat was terrible for standing in just the worst spot in the kitchen. The bell on her collar didn't last long as it drove us crazy at night when she'd start running around. We also found that just having a dangling name tag created a loud enough sound.
ReplyDelete*sigh* I miss her so.
My cat has had all sorts of various objects dropped on him, so he's a little wary around keys, bags, and other hand-held objects that have been dropped on him before.
ReplyDeleteHowever, he's had his toes and tail stepped on at least an equal number of times, but he still retains his incredibly annoying habit of getting in front of you in a narrow hallway, then slowing to a crawl... so I don't think most cats really worry about such things for long...