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16 Apr 2012, 2:20 pm

For a completely random post. Something really funny happened and I just need to spread my laughter.

I have a 5.5month old DSH kitten. He is white with orange spots, and named Peanut Butter. He is very lively and enjoys playing with dingle balls (small plastic balls with bells inside), and fuzzy mice/fish about the size of my palm, both "official cat toys" he also like small bits of paper, and the mesh bags oranges come in. His favorite toy was not an official toy but a small roll of Velcro. I do not know where it came from, and I am constantly having to search for it as I only have one and it gets knocked under furniture.

But last week I have found a toy that is even more fascinating than the Velcro roll. Small plastic Easter eggs that have been separated in half. They are just big enough to bite the edge of and carry, drop and then chase. I had about six eggs left over from Easter so now he has several toys that he plays with by himself (unlike the dingle balls that require me to throw them for some reason, as he will not bat those around on his own). It is very funny to watch him bat around the small pink, yellow, and green egg halves like an energetic crazy kitten.

Just thought I would share with everyone my random funny story of the day.


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16 Apr 2012, 2:45 pm

That would be funny to see. :P


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16 Apr 2012, 3:01 pm

I likw those little mice where you pull the string and they go.


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16 Apr 2012, 3:05 pm

I'll pick one up out of my nieces stash and throw it down for my cat. I've been thinking I should get one of those automatic lasers for mine.



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16 Apr 2012, 4:37 pm

lasers are great too. My cat and my roommate's cat trade off who chases the light at one time. It is a bit difficult because my apartment is not very large and I tend to go in multiple rooms with the laser to give them lots of running distance and time.


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