Let’s see… soft in the center… with extra firm padding around the sides… conforms perfectly to the contours of my body… Yep! It’s that Xbox I asked for, isn’t it?
Happy Holidays to you, Wu.
Let’s see… soft in the center… with extra firm padding around the sides… conforms perfectly to the contours of my body… Yep! It’s that Xbox I asked for, isn’t it?
Happy Holidays to you, Wu.
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Paper makes it fun and crinkly!
Cats: an endless source of amusement.
Hmm, like Inception but with cats? That’s a great idea.
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Kitty should be commended for the discipline he displayed in not opening everyone’s presents early.
Seriously. My childhood cat used to do that.
Stars has been hiding under my dad’s bed all morning. Stripes has been rather needy, though. I petted his head and when I stopped he reached over and grabbed my arm. Three times.
If you sleep on top of it, it’s yours, right?
I’ve noticed a number of cats seem to like having crinkly paper under their tummies. It doesn’t even need to be on top of something squishy. It’s one of those mysterious aspects of cat psychology.
When I was a tiny wee booblet, we’re talking about four years old, my family had a scruffy mutt, a rescue. The name he came with was Clyde, but we called him Boober, after the character from Fraggle Rock, due to his errors of enthusiasm. He never once messed with presents under the tree, except the presents that were for him. He’d be walking around wagging his tail, carrying a still-wrapped squeaky ball.