It has been more than a month since our last Caturday, and that Caturday was about Sabine. Consequently, Lacey is offended, so here she is in what I call her podium, but pedestal would work.
I took this picture yesterday because I liked the way that her leg was hanging over, and with the window open, so she could hear the wind blow.
Yes, you may sing the tune now with the slight modification of substituting leg for head: Hang your leg over, hear the wind blow.
Lacey is pretty content overall. In addition to her kibble bowl and occasional treats, she gets her three daily helpings of wet food that amount to one small can. It is always pate and always seafood-based because that is what she likes. No chicken for this turkey.
Every day is Caterday, silly human.
ReplyDeleteA nicely organized photo I'd venture to add. Happy Caterday dear Lacey. Here's a pat from North Carolina.
ReplyDeleteThe song is perfect for the photo. Great choice.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a perfect spot to hang out.
ReplyDeleteHappy caturday, Lacey! Good to see you.
ReplyDeleteLizzie's a pate fan, too. I always love a Lacey post! Thanks for that!
ReplyDeleteYour cats preference sounds like ours. If we mistakenly pick up shreds, it ends up going to the dog. If we buy the wrong brand, it goes to the dog. She isn't fussy.
ReplyDeleteThe way she is sleeping shows she thinks there is no danger anywhere. What a relaxed pose that is.
ReplyDeleteShe seems like a well-treated and well-loved kitty. I love it when they dangle their leg over too. I wonder why they do so.
ReplyDeleteNot sure why…. but I do something similar with my leg from the side of the bed when I am sleeping. For some reason when sleeping it must feel very comfortable to me.
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I love it when they stick one leg out like that. I also appreciate how persnickety cats are about food. Zelda will not eat pate, we have to get her that stew-type wet food. A change is unacceptable! Bless cats. They're really in charge.
ReplyDeleteOur cat, SweetiePie, hates the pate and will eat only Shreds, also only of seafood. It took her awhile to train us but now she gets what she wants, normally whenever she wants. I told SWMBO this morning that I'm thinking of changing her name to "Ever Hopeful", as she follows us around the house making plaintive little sounds when she thinks it is time she should be fed once again.
ReplyDeleteShe's a sweetheart.
ReplyDeleteI just saw your Monarch Butterfly post. How lucky you were to see them emerge and then fly off. Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteLacey is always adorable! I do miss Sabine though….. she is extremely cute!!!
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It is a relaxing scene.
ReplyDeleteLacey would find a mate in Katherine, who will only eat real chicken liver treats. She turns up her nose at a helping of equally expensive pig liver and cow liver from the same manufacturer.
ReplyDeleteCatching up on your posts. What a time the two of you have had. Hope Sue is feeling a lot better. When I had my appendix out in the 60s I was a week in the hospital and had to learn to walk again. Thanks goodness for modern medicine that Sue didn't have that experience.
ReplyDeleteWe were on a week long family vacation. Home now with granddaughter #3 visiting for the week before her parents join us from Buffalo for the Cornish Fair.
Podium, lol.
ReplyDeleteLacey looks very comfortable. Ah to be able to sleep like a cat ...
ReplyDeleteOh dear...did we live closer, I would have a nice batch of cat food for you. Mine HATES seafood. I discovered this after the fact - of course...
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