life with cats

[crankylex]

So early this morning, I get a text from Sara (yes, yes, I realize that she could have just yelled out the window, but we're lazy) telling me that Stella (one of her cats) was missing.

Cue two hour search of entire three floors of each house, backyard, front yard, etc.

No Stella.

Now we're getting worried; Stella is not adventurous by ANY means.  She's also pure white, with no natural camouflage.  After another search, we give up, and I go back upstairs to return to my work.

As soon as I made it into the living room, I got another text, this one with a picture.

This picture.



I have no fucking idea where that cat was hiding. I crawled into or under EVERYTHING.

::shakes head::

Comments

[meinnim.livejournal.com]

It's the magically disappearing and reappearing cat! Maybe she went into another dimension ... temporarily. Forgive me, I've been watching too much scifi.

I'm glad she wasn't lost.

[artemis2050.livejournal.com]

Simple explanation: Cats are magic.

[crankylex.livejournal.com]

The other dimension is the best explanation I've found. ;-)

[crankylex.livejournal.com]

Dude, that's the truth. She clearly thought it would be fun to watch us chase our own feet around the house for a few hours, then she got tired and needed a nap.

SIGH.

[theantijoss.livejournal.com]

I SWEAR some cats can cross dimensional barriers. My Pig is terrified of thunderstorms and usually gets under the couch in the basement. A couple of times I've looked there and EVERYWHERE ELSE in the house, and nothing. An hour later, he just appears again.

Dum dum DUMMMMMM!

[spikesleman.livejournal.com]

Heck, you can look right *at* a cat and if said cat doesn't want you to see her, you won't.

I'm convinced of it!

[ladyvixen.livejournal.com]

Isn't it great how cats do that??

Stella looks so much like my Frey! I'll have to post a picture.