:::Who, me???:::
He only LOOKS innocent. Trust me.
Meet Quaker. He's a good kitty that I got a few years ago the week before Thanksgiving. His cage had a warning sign at the shelter. It said, "THIS CAT BITES."
Most of the time, he's a sweetheart. He snuggles, nudges, rubs, purrs, and tries to lay on your
Last week, he SCRATCHED the baby's cheek, though. And that's a NO-NO around here. I chased him down the stairs with a belt and caught the end of him with a pop as he quickly squished his huge self out of the cat door to the garage in horrified retreat from the raving lunatic mama and her bleeding little man-cub.
I doubt he'll ever do that again.
Dogs might not be smart enough, but old kitties CAN learn new tricks.
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You are right...he looks so innocent. Beautiful photo. We have found that a clean spray bottle filled with plain water is very effective for teaching old cats new tricks.
ReplyDeleteHe's a pretty cat, but looks a bit ornery ;) I guess time will tell if he's "learned" a lesson.
ReplyDeleteLOL! This happened to Bram when he was a baby - the cat got him just below his eyebrow. I was a lunatic! My teen was afraid for the cat's life. I am right there with you sista!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have our cats any longer but cats and Christmas trees are not a good mix....add toddlers too it and it's too much for me.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed looking over your blog! I think you might be interested in the story behind the homeschooling movement. You can find a shortened version of this story at http://www.examiner.com/spiritual-perspectives-in-baltimore/in-the-face-of-adversity-the-story-behind-the-home-schooling-movement.
ReplyDeleteI hope you will look into it, as it is the story of my mom, and what she went through to homeschool her own children!
And yes, I have a cat, so I know just how "innocent" they can be!
Thank you.
Amy Gracey
happy holidays!!!!
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