My Cat Is Still Alive

[Kirk Keyes]

My parents' Birman cats love to lick the emulsion off photographic prints. You can leave any out or they find them and lick spots off them.

[gordrob]

Our cats loved watermelon, canteloupe and peas. One of them would sit up and beg for peas at the table. She could smell them.

PE

Our cat also loves peas as well as cream corn - she appears from out of the blue as soon as you open the tin of corn. As for the dog we had fence the garden to keep her out of the peas and tomatoes. She loves the cherry tomatoes

Gord

[lxdude]

Our cats loved watermelon, canteloupe and peas. One of them would sit up and beg for peas at the table. She could smell them.

PE

Did you appease her?

[Photo Engineer]

Did you appease her?

I had to or she would have been on the dinner table!

PE

[lxdude]

I had to or she would have been on the dinner table!

PE

Oh no! :o

Picture persistently pushy pet pussycat pouncing past perplexed people, producing protests, powerfully pawing plates, passionately pursuing peas!

It gives paws-er, pause.

[JBrunner]

My cat once ate a whole watermelon.

[paul_c5x4]

Ours used to come meowing around when he smelt dried chillies... Finally gave in and let him have a taste of one.

[Shaggysk8]

One of our cats loves drinking tea and blowing off in your face.

[Photo Engineer]

My cat once ate a whole watermelon.

Our 3 children and two cousins ate a whole watermelon one summer evening against the parents strong protests! We told them that they would learn. Ages were from about 6 - 12. They were up all night fighting for use of the bathroom for one reason or another!

I still remember our delighted chuckles as they learned to take their parent's advice and the next morning they told us they were very sorry.



PE

[lxdude]

Our 3 children and two cousins ate a whole watermelon one summer evening against the parents strong protests! We told them that they would learn. Ages were from about 6 - 12. They were up all night fighting for use of the bathroom for one reason or another!

I still remember our delighted chuckles as they learned to take their parent's advice and the next morning they told us they were very sorry.



PE

I'm sure they were deterred.