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Cat to Self: The Conversation by Anita Schnee is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Animal Bill of Rights
Tag Archives: cats
Play Date With Frog
It’s been raining a lot lately, so look who turned up on the Catio. Did you invite him, ma? I wonder what would happen if I do this. Whereupon Mr. Frog gave a mighty leap to the chair. Bugs ponders … Continue reading
Shed a Little Light
In these dark days of world-wide fear and uncertainty, a little light is especially appreciated. Please enjoy this fabulous cover of James Taylor’s great song “Shed a Little Light,” brought to you by the Maccabeats, Naturally 7, Martin Luther King, and … Continue reading
Learning From Outrage
This Sunday didn’t start off well – with an e-mail from Tom Cotton, the alleged person who is supposed to be representing me in the U.S. Senate. He was very proud to tell me “great news.” Thanks to his direct … Continue reading
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Tagged cats, clicker training, global climate melt-down, seething about politics, Senator Tom Cotton
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Captured on Tape
Since I first wrote about clicker training in June, one month after my first equine workshop with Alexandra Kurland and Cindy Bennett Martin, the boys and I have been brushing up on our clicker routine every day. Cindy visited yesterday and … Continue reading
Posted in clicker training, Uncategorized
Tagged A Few of the Girls, Alexandra Kurland, cats, Cindy Bennett Martin, clicker training, crates, Maeve Binchy
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Fun With Toilet Roll
It has been too cold lately for the Catio and so the boys want to know: What’s Next? Barney Squash-Face Bugs: “I abide by window, awaiting developments.” I found this idea on the Net somewhere. ONE: Find shoebox. TWO: Collect toilet … Continue reading
The Blues. Before, During, Hopefully After.
Boy, I got ‘em and how. Here are two major elements: * Several bruising encounters with the American “health-care” system. Make that the American “ill-health brutality” system. * I am sorely missing my African drum and dance teacher Angelo. He … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Uncategorized
Tagged "Fenba", afrique aya, American health-care system, Angelo Yao, balafon, Burkina Faso, cats, Côte d’Ivoire, Mamadou Diabaté, Sambla, South African Airways, The Blues
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A Collision of Love
One argument in favor of keeping cats indoors is that they kill birds. I think I also remember a counter-argument, when I began writing this blog five years ago, saying they don’t kill that many. Bugs might like to try … Continue reading
Six Years Now
Every Thanksgiving I thank my lucky stars. It’s been six years, over the Thanksgiving weekend, that Bugsy gamboled into my life and changed it forever. Bugs looks back. Five years ago I started this blog. (It only took me one … Continue reading
More Excitement
Last night I was trying to get some rest when suddenly it sounded like the house was being torn apart by a squeaky toy. This guy. R.B. Forbes, U.S. Dept. Agriculture Turns out Bugs had driven Mr. Packrat under the … Continue reading
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Tagged cats, More excitement -- we need this?, packrat, two nickels, wood rat
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