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My cat and the telephone
There’s an outside chance she’d like her own phone
Probably she doesn’t know a telephone from a blender.
Dear Matt: Every time I talk on the phone, my cat rubs against my legs and gets in my face and generally makes a nuisance of herself. What is it about the telephone that she likes? She might not even be in the same room when I start talking, but she'll track me down and start pestering me. She's not hungry. There’s plenty offood out for her. Why is she doing this? What is it she wants? — Kitty Whipped, La Mesa
There’s an outside chance she’d like her own phone. But probably she doesn’t know a telephone from a blender or a doorstop. She’s responding to your voice. You’re talking; kitty doesn’t see anybody else around, so you must be talking to her. Cat logic is elusive, but based on my consultations, that’s our best guess.
Here's something you might be interested in.
My cat and the telephone
There’s an outside chance she’d like her own phone
My cat and the telephone
There’s an outside chance she’d like her own phone
Probably she doesn’t know a telephone from a blender.
Dear Matt: Every time I talk on the phone, my cat rubs against my legs and gets in my face and generally makes a nuisance of herself. What is it about the telephone that she likes? She might not even be in the same room when I start talking, but she'll track me down and start pestering me. She's not hungry. There’s plenty offood out for her. Why is she doing this? What is it she wants? — Kitty Whipped, La Mesa
There’s an outside chance she’d like her own phone. But probably she doesn’t know a telephone from a blender or a doorstop. She’s responding to your voice. You’re talking; kitty doesn’t see anybody else around, so you must be talking to her. Cat logic is elusive, but based on my consultations, that’s our best guess.
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