Watching…

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1. Cats are awesome alright. WHAT A SENSATIONAL PICTURE..should be entered in a contest. He is one handsome cat. That’s what they used to say about Miles Davis. LOL

   1. Hope he never catches one…he’ll leave it by your slippers.

      1. He did catch one on the balcony. Made an awful racket trying to bring it in and was very mad when I made him let it go.

         1. He couldn’t believe you didn’t like his gift. Tell him next time, dusting powder might be nice, or a potted plant 🙂

   2. Thanks. Teddy is a great model. He can relate to Miles Davis in that he often sings the blues.

      1. I knew that. I really did 🙂

2. Cats are awesome, huh? Very amusing animals. Sadly, my indoor cat got out almost a month ago while my ex-husband was here visiting with the kids and I was gone. I haven’t seen her since. We still hope she finds her way back home….

   1. This is sad. Has she come home yet? Have you posted signs and called shelters and vets? I hope she is home!

3. Aww, pigeons are just Rock Doves. They can’t help it that they are a “nuisance” to some. But, to a cat, a bird is a bird…and entertainment!

   1. They are entertaining for me, too, but also bothersome because some folks don’t clean up after them and they do stink.

4. got some pigeons who roost on the bars under my roof, a bit of a nuisance thought they mess up the place

   thanks for dropping in at my blog; have a wonderful weekend

   much love…

   1. Pigeons are dirty birds and smelly. Because I have cats that spend time on the balcony I don’t have problems but some folks without cats do.

5. Goodness! How does he get on top of the furniture?

   1. That armoire is seven feet tall! He sits on the bookcase that is under the window about three feet away and sort of launches himself. It is quite a sight. He sleeps up there in the early mornings. I worry that he will get hurt but so far the only thing being hurt is the armoire. Lots of scratched on the side.

      1. None of my cats climb that high. Last summer Morgan spent some time on the mantle but that was an easy jump from the bookshelves.

6. Oh my. I know that look. Poor Teddy.
   My cat Dickens wants badly at the window. They are high and not accessible. He sits on my table and looks UP. I haven’t figured out how to make him a spot to sit on so he can look out directly. 😦

   1. Teddy gets up on that seven foot tall armoire from a small bookcase that is about three feet away. If the window has a deep enough sill or you add a shelf and a nearby table Dickens will figure it out. But then he might be like Jack and once up there find he doesn’t like it.

      1. Dickens jumped onto the window ledge in my bedroom a couple times but not since. That window offers more: squirrels and birds. The dining-room window faces a fence. I have china cabinets on either side of that window and didn’t want him crawling over top. We’ll see. Something might work out. I picture both cats fighting each other for the window. 😀
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         1. Maybe he needs one of those window perches for cats. It makes the ledge a bit bigger.

7. How long has the cat been watching them?

   1. He sleeps up there in the early mornings and watches them when he wakes up. He was about two when he realized he could jump up there…so about two years.

8. Sometimes our favorite shows are the hardest to catch, eh?

   1. True. He did get one on the balcony. I made him let it go. He was not happy.

9. …and being frustrated because the pigeons are so out of reach!

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   1. So true. He once caught one on the balcony and tried to bring it in. Very upset with me when I wouldn’t let him and the pigeon got away.

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