Cat in a box
Cats cannot resist boxes. They sit on them, in them, under them. They jump onto them, leap off them, sharpen their claws on them.
The box may look too small for them, but they will squeeze themselves in, regardless.
The other day it was Herschel’s turn to explore a fairly sizeable box.
He jumped in, peeped over the top, sniffed about, looked around and then leapt out again.
This is what he said.
I can
hear something. Who’s there? I’m warning you, keep out of my box. Yes, I mean
you, Jellicoe.
What’s that over there? Shall I go and have a look? Can I be bothered?
Getting bored now. There’s not much going on in here. Think I’ll find something else to do.
To find out what they like about cardboard boxes, perhaps you should try sitting in one for an hour or two.
ReplyDeleteI question the fact "cats cannot resist boxes". In all my life so far, not a single one of my cats over the years has ever sat in a box or done anything else with a box. They might sniff at it and then walk away.
ReplyDeleteIt is so true. I always wondered why they love to be in boxes so much.
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