Comments on: Honeymoon interruptus http://www.knitnut.net/2008/02/honeymoon-interruptus/ Watch my life unravel... Fri, 10 Sep 2010 14:45:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Janet http://www.knitnut.net/2008/02/honeymoon-interruptus/#comment-25969 Janet Tue, 19 Feb 2008 22:08:55 +0000 http://knitnut.net/?p=607#comment-25969 Isn't that just like a man - you get a better response when you ignore him. Isn’t that just like a man – you get a better response when you ignore him.

]]> By: Adriana http://www.knitnut.net/2008/02/honeymoon-interruptus/#comment-25960 Adriana Tue, 19 Feb 2008 17:56:05 +0000 http://knitnut.net/?p=607#comment-25960 That is seriously the best story ever. I love how human cats are. I can't believe that playing hard to get actually worked with your cat. Mine would have appreciated the solitude :) That is seriously the best story ever. I love how human cats are. I can’t believe that playing hard to get actually worked with your cat. Mine would have appreciated the solitude :)

]]> By: Valerie http://www.knitnut.net/2008/02/honeymoon-interruptus/#comment-25808 Valerie Sun, 17 Feb 2008 22:33:25 +0000 http://knitnut.net/?p=607#comment-25808 I love the pic of Duncan a la belly.. my mom has a orange cat who sits like that all the time. We call him the porn star. It's funny how much we come to miss the cute (and sometimes annoying) things out cats do. When the other half is here for the weekend, the kids have to go in the basement (not so bad, they have their own futon down there) and I miss my big snuggy puss purring on my head. I wonder what psychologicla tricks I can use on Rocky to get him to stop tossing my wool.... I love the pic of Duncan a la belly.. my mom has a orange cat who sits like that all the time. We call him the porn star.
It’s funny how much we come to miss the cute (and sometimes annoying) things out cats do. When the other half is here for the weekend, the kids have to go in the basement (not so bad, they have their own futon down there) and I miss my big snuggy puss purring on my head.
I wonder what psychologicla tricks I can use on Rocky to get him to stop tossing my wool….

]]> By: cinnamon gurl http://www.knitnut.net/2008/02/honeymoon-interruptus/#comment-25763 cinnamon gurl Sun, 17 Feb 2008 05:23:12 +0000 http://knitnut.net/?p=607#comment-25763 This is hilarious. I've always been lousy at playing hard to get, no matter how furry my target. ;) This is hilarious. I’ve always been lousy at playing hard to get, no matter how furry my target. ;)

]]> By: roro http://www.knitnut.net/2008/02/honeymoon-interruptus/#comment-25754 roro Sun, 17 Feb 2008 02:33:46 +0000 http://knitnut.net/?p=607#comment-25754 Pre-bedtime-snuggles-Duncan is KILLING me. So adorable! I can understand why you'd be lonely in bed without his furry tummy to rub. Playing hard to get is clearly a highly effective technique when it comes to certain pets. I use it now and then with Emmy Lou, our Catdog, when she is being aloof. I know it's working when I finally look over at her and she's still wearing her extremely serious shar pei face but her tail is just a fuzzy blur. Pre-bedtime-snuggles-Duncan is KILLING me. So adorable! I can understand why you’d be lonely in bed without his furry tummy to rub. Playing hard to get is clearly a highly effective technique when it comes to certain pets. I use it now and then with Emmy Lou, our Catdog, when she is being aloof. I know it’s working when I finally look over at her and she’s still wearing her extremely serious shar pei face but her tail is just a fuzzy blur.

]]> By: Carmen http://www.knitnut.net/2008/02/honeymoon-interruptus/#comment-25747 Carmen Sun, 17 Feb 2008 00:46:09 +0000 http://knitnut.net/?p=607#comment-25747 I LOVED this!!! Excellent!!! I LOVED this!!! Excellent!!!

]]> By: nursemyra http://www.knitnut.net/2008/02/honeymoon-interruptus/#comment-25733 nursemyra Sat, 16 Feb 2008 23:48:34 +0000 http://knitnut.net/?p=607#comment-25733 how could you not call?!?!? how could you not call?!?!?

]]> By: Mo http://www.knitnut.net/2008/02/honeymoon-interruptus/#comment-25730 Mo Sat, 16 Feb 2008 23:27:39 +0000 http://knitnut.net/?p=607#comment-25730 When I lived in a tri-level home, my big orange kitty used to stand at the top of the stairs, looking down at me and meow when he was ready for bed. Then he would periodically repeat this activity every 20-30min until I came upstairs. Strange how animals let you know when you are disturbing THEIR bedtime routine. He was around 10 yrs old then. Now at 16, he just goes directly to bed with no fuss. He is still very active and cuddly with no grey hairs. Thanks for the story. Take care, Mo When I lived in a tri-level home, my big orange kitty used to stand at the top of the stairs, looking down at me and meow when he was ready for bed. Then he would periodically repeat this activity every 20-30min until I came upstairs.

Strange how animals let you know when you are disturbing THEIR bedtime routine. He was around 10 yrs old then. Now at 16, he just goes directly to bed with no fuss. He is still very active and cuddly with no grey hairs. Thanks for the story.

Take care,

Mo

]]> By: Debi http://www.knitnut.net/2008/02/honeymoon-interruptus/#comment-25719 Debi Sat, 16 Feb 2008 21:36:23 +0000 http://knitnut.net/?p=607#comment-25719 That is the cutest story...other than you being sick...way to go Duncan...what a lover boy! That is the cutest story…other than you being sick…way to go Duncan…what a lover boy!

]]> By: zoom! http://www.knitnut.net/2008/02/honeymoon-interruptus/#comment-25717 zoom! Sat, 16 Feb 2008 20:53:42 +0000 http://knitnut.net/?p=607#comment-25717 Susan, even though Duncan came from the Humane Society and I don't know his personal history, I don't get the sense that he had a traumatic childhood. It actually didn't much bother me to put him on ignore for a few minutes, and it was definitely worth it to get him off the couch and back in bed, purring and snuggling. ;) Sharon, thanks for the advice, but like I said, I don't have any special affection for VD - quite the opposite. I'm not looking for stuff. And I get out more than I want to, actually. Susan, even though Duncan came from the Humane Society and I don’t know his personal history, I don’t get the sense that he had a traumatic childhood. It actually didn’t much bother me to put him on ignore for a few minutes, and it was definitely worth it to get him off the couch and back in bed, purring and snuggling. ;)

Sharon, thanks for the advice, but like I said, I don’t have any special affection for VD – quite the opposite. I’m not looking for stuff. And I get out more than I want to, actually.

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