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O.K. Here's the way I see it. We cats are fun to play with and even more fun to watch. But let's face we are animals with limited intelligence. Some of us behave very strangely. Most defy explanation. We get pleasure from gouging antique furniture with our claws and eating carpet for a snack. Since I have my own web site and obviously can talk and write this column, I am proud to present my new feline advice column! Just Ask Autumn!
If you are a cat and have a question that you would like me to answer in my advice column, please email me!
Now, here are some new questions for Autumn:
Q: Dear Autumn, A: Being a cat, I am not intelligent
enough to deal with these issues. Q: Dear Autumn, A: Sometimes it is hard, but even so we must try to accept the fact the we cats are the lowest of life forms. We have disgusting habits that humans find repulsive. We must learn to stay away from furniture that humans use so that it will not become infested with our germs. Only dogs are allowed on human furniture.
And now, here are more questions from Autumn's friends:
Q: Dear Autumn, A: "YES, most definitely! The sensation of plastic covering your face can be euphoric. A plastic grocery sack also makes a fun play tent!"
Q: Dear Autumn, A: "Bathing is an important part of daily grooming. The best way to do this yourself is to lie on your back against a wall (preferably near a corner) and lick your entire body. It is also easy from this position to pull your foot into your mouth and chew your nails. You should do this at least once a day. It is fun to hack up a hairball and it makes a really neat sound. However, there are certain limitations to the hair-licking method. Additionally, dander and fowl allergens can accumulate in your fur and make your owner feel like he wants to cough up a hairball. For this reason I recommend having your owner give you a bath with soap and water frequently."
Q: Dear Autumn, A: "Find a cozy lap to rest in after a hard day of play and pretend you enjoy the constant petting and baby talk. The fact that you hate human contact will be our little secret!"
Q: Dear Autumn, A: "Yes! Read the newspaper every day."
Q: Dear Autumn, A: "Eat a well balanced breakfast. Be careful, though. If the box of cereal falls off the pantry shelf, you might get caught!"
Q: Dear Autumn,
A: "Get your full eight hours of sleep........twice a day!"
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