
She did it to me again today. Couldn't find the little bugger this morning. She didn't wake me up, nor did she come down for breakfast. Unlike a couple of Fridays ago when I had to work from home, there was no pitiful howling coming from underneath the stove, and indeed one quick look with a flashlight proved she hadn't gotten herself wedged under there again. It's the one...the only...disappearing cat!

Twelve hours later, the little schmuck met me at the door in from the garage, pretty as you please, if nothing ever was amiss this morning. She never was the brightest cat, certainly not compared to my two previous ones, but ever since she turned 15 and developed diabetes, she seems to be a few IQ points short of a hamster.
So, here's to my "adorable booby," as Virginia Woolfe once said (referring to her husband, who apparently was none too bright himself): hugs, and a shot for you!
3 Comments:
My cat does the same things...
I always love Alice and the Cheshire Cat was my favorite charactor. I can still hear Sterling Holloway's voice doing it in the Disney version. Glad your little old guy is okay. My friend just lost her 14 year old cat and she talks now about what she learned from him. If I wasn't highly allergic, I'd have a cat.
Callahan did this almost all her life. I know she did it to spite me. One of the best was when she hid in a drawer when I went away. The caretakers had to let her out.
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