It has been a long day. I am winding down with some tv. I am going to watch Mythbusters at 8. I have been watching that show since it started so many years ago and have tried to see every episode. I have been a little worried about the show because it seems like they are stretching to make an episode. Other than that I will most likely go to bed early due to my exhaustion level. I have been finding falling asleep a little difficult lately. Hopefully it will be easier now that I don’t have to worry as much about work after being offered the job yesterday.
Wallace has been sleeping in his cat bed on top of the book shelf.
Here he is on top snoozing. He didn’t seem to like a flash bulb going off in his face when he was sleeping. He ended up moving around trying to avoid a picture opportunity.
Here he is after he shifted, he was not pleased with the flash. He did manage to purr while it was going on. It is my revenge for when he wakes me up in the middle of the night by pouncing on me, purring in my ear, tickling me with his whiskers while he sniffs my face… the list continues but ends with a bang when he knocks stuff over with a crashing bang.
He can be a handful at times. Overall he is a good cat but if it dangles, jingles, or flashes light he can become a terror kitty. The first way of punishing him is corporal cuddling. I got the idea from a you tube video . It starts with a hug that he likes but it continues till he complains. If he continues to act up he gets a squirt with a squirt bottle spray. He has come to recognize the squirt bottle and will plan his escape once he sees someone with it. It is very comical.
Your descriptions of Wallace bring to mind cartoon images . . . could it be Garfield? . . . Wallace sounds like a character himself. Images of feline cartoons are circling aroung my brain . . .
Terror kitty . . . corporal cuddling . . . such violent descriptions . . . aaaahhh . . . but a house cat is just a jungle cat in disguise. The predatory instincts still persitst.