One of the things that is making decluttering this house so difficult is that whenever we try to get rid of a really ugly piece of furniture we’ve always hated, somebody decides to take up residence in it.
Decluttering for cats
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One of the things that is making decluttering this house so difficult is that whenever we try to get rid of a really ugly piece of furniture we’ve always hated, somebody decides to take up residence in it.
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Hahaha. Adorable.
I can relate–not that I’m decluttering, but cats leaping into drawers, boxes, bags. . . 🙂
Trixie isn’t a ‘boxes’ cat. She has favourite places that we find surprising, like on the papers of my in tray on my desk, a heavy chopping board that we brought up from the cellar to throw out, a tiny kilim, on a nest of CDs next to the stereo, behind the speakers of a stereo system on its way to the dustbin. She must have suspected she’d be causing an upset if she squatted in that drawer.
I’m sure she was trying to help. 😉
That is not Trixie’s style.
Hahaha.
Cats are really cute..
Cats know things we don’t, cats don’t care, cats do whatever they like. And we let them 🙂
Yes, I have seen many cats and once a cat gave birth to her kittens right in our lawn, it was raining heavily and hence she came and asked us for help.. her kittens were drowning in the water and we had to pick them up all and put them at a safe place. Cats generally never allow anyone to touch their newborns, and it moved us to see that she did.. She was known to us for a long time and was very comfortable with us. The same cat gave birth to kittens around us 5-6 times. I enjoyed watching them play and jumping around…
You must have ended up with an awful lot of cats on your lawn 🙂
not really.. they keep changing places..
Thank goodness kittens are so lovable!
they sure are… so soft and furry..
A perfect fit.
Trixie seems to think so.
Cats know what they like.
And they do it regardless.