Fox Tales in the Garden

OMG cute kitty :3 I wouldnt want to disturb her either.

@Ninfia inorite? XD She is very adorable, except when she bites me in the middle of the night. She loves me so much she bites me as opposed to licking me because dogs lick when they like you. A cat like her would never stoop that low XD

Um why didn't you just throw a cat toy or get the laser pointer and when she went for it get on the chair.

Next time, please remember to wrap giant pics like these in spoiler tags.

She's a really cute cat. And I know the pain of a pet stealing your chair all too well.

@Venom Because Snickers is a cat, not a dog. She's not gonna rush to get a toy mouse when it is much more relaxing to sit in your master's chair knowing there isn't a damn thing I can do to stop her without physically removing her, and even then, if she makes herself cute enough, I am pretty much screwed XD

I have nothing against dogs, I love my pekingese Gizmo, but he moves when he sees me cuz he knows I need the spot XD

@Contrary I thought the rule was that if it didn't stretch the border of the blog it was fine? Or did that rule change recently? /Hasn't read them since my first blog entry

And indeed <3 And I love her to death. That's why I let her get away with shit like this XD

Sorry I have only had one cat as a pet and that was a long time ago. So I forgot that old explanation of the difference between cats and dogs. A dog says you gave me a home, attention and food you must be god. A cat says you gave me a home, attention and food I must be god.

@Venom Pretty much XD That's why they don't come when called *though I can get Snickers to come by shaking the bag of treats*.

If the image is really big and takes up a large portion of the page like this one did, it's best to spoiler it. (Which reminds me, I should talk to the others about putting in ceryain dimensions as a guideline to make things easier. But you won't have to worry about that)

6.) Large images must be spoiler tagged. If it stretches the blog boarders, spoiler it. If it fills up most of your screen, spoiler it. If you aren't sure, spoiler it. The same applies to multiple (5 or more) medium to large size images.

@Contrary My bad ^^;

Nah, don't worry about it. :)