Well... that's the hope at least. I'm not sure if this is true of all indoor/outdoor cats, but Graham has this annoying habit of wanting to go out, followed by wanting to come right back in within minutes (sometimes sooner). It happens all throughout the year, but understandably more often during the colder months. Whatever side of the door he's on... it's the wrong one. Today we think we counted about 37 entrances and exits! Enough already, Graham! Lay down and take a nap, will you?Sunday, January 9, 2011
Day 9- Worn Out
Well... that's the hope at least. I'm not sure if this is true of all indoor/outdoor cats, but Graham has this annoying habit of wanting to go out, followed by wanting to come right back in within minutes (sometimes sooner). It happens all throughout the year, but understandably more often during the colder months. Whatever side of the door he's on... it's the wrong one. Today we think we counted about 37 entrances and exits! Enough already, Graham! Lay down and take a nap, will you?
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Well, he looks tuckered to me. I can relate to the in/out phenomenon though. Dexter is very similar to Graham. Personally, I think he would prefer an open door policy. There's always a doggy door but I think it'd be a bit big. Oh well, it gets us moving and our blood circulating.
ReplyDeleteGreat focus on his amazing eyes. I'm pretty sure the in and out thing is the way of the cat.
ReplyDeletelooks like a nice cat :)
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My Mica has me open our patio doors to a non-heated summer room, every day - I call it her "daily check for Spring". Sometimes she actually goes out there for a minute or two but when it's bitter cold, her nose doesn't even pass the door frame!
ReplyDeleteThis is once a day - not 37! Enough already is right but aren't cats so lovely with their own personalities always at the forefront!