A flash photo, taken from too far away, but too cute not to share.UPDATE: True story. Scary weather moved through, tonight. I'm in the bedroom, attempting to hook the rabbit ears to the li'l 7" LCD TV so's I can get the latest weather report, when in strolls L.E., acting strangely. He stops, lays down. Then, shakes his head, jumps up, moves elsewhere in the room, and lays down. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. I get up and hold him down, and see that a small, 1/2", black wasplike insect is on his muzzle. It may have been caught in his teeth, even... couldn't tell, 'cause every time I got to a point where I might examine it closely or extract it, he'd pull away, and run off. Finally, I put on some leather gloves, held him down, and deftly removed the offending insect. This kid's got issues with stinging bugs, no doubt!
.
3 comments :
It's cause of the Oleg Cassini. See, he licks that off, he smells sweet, the bugs come to check him out, and decide to take a taste. There we have it. Switch colognes, JP.
I hope he doesn't go flying off the railing some day in chase of a bird or bug!
Do the boys have microchips in case of such an accident?
My cat Freddie used to eat so many insects (flies mostly) that we started calling him Renfred.
The stingers are not their friends.
Love the rolly polly picture.
-mnkid
Post a Comment