Mika

[seorgia]

I love my cat. I love her enough to not strangle her mercilessly when she drives me crazy. Like now when her tail IS DIRECTLY IN MY WAY TO READING THE MONITOR. Move, Mika, damnit! Actually I have the best cat in the world. She doesn't pee anywhere, she seems to get along with the other cats, and she is damned cute. She is also the most graceless cat on god's green earth. She tends to fall off of things. Generally when she is trying to jump up onto them but not always. Sometimes it just seems the gravity has it out for poor little Mika and whoops there she goes. This gravity induced blunder is usually accompanied by enough noise to wake the dead. *shakes head* Mika also has this very delicate and feline way of letting us know she wants out of my room. She either climbs the door or flings herself into it sounding as if the dog has gotten loose and is destroying our home. For an animal that weighs less then seven pounds she can be amazingly loud. I call her my Super Model Kitty. Small, delicate, and pretty but with no actual muscle of which to speak. It is strangely amusing and embarrassing to watch her try and jump up onto something and well miss.

LOL Sorry don't mean to blather on about my cat (who really is quite sweet). I'm actually writing this because I have a horrible headache at 2:30 in the morning and can't sleep. ARGH!

LOL Damnit.

Comments

[mange64.livejournal.com]

*pets you both*

[chaosravyn.livejournal.com]

*tee hee* Kitty!

[warriorsavant.livejournal.com]

1. Of course she blocks the monitor. Cats will always situate themselves wherever your attention is focused, because the believe that they are always the center of all attention. In that, they are similar to women.
2. Gravity never sleeps. I have the same problems with it.

[donnalee-kiss.livejournal.com]

Nobody ever said small/petite means graceful!