“Whoever’s at the door, tell them to go away! How many times to I have to tell you — I don’t want to be disturbed during Squeaky Time!”
Self-care is so important, Dana D.
“Whoever’s at the door, tell them to go away! How many times to I have to tell you — I don’t want to be disturbed during Squeaky Time!”
Self-care is so important, Dana D.
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I went to the Vikings exhibit at the Franklin Institute this weekend and I almost bought Viking rubber duckies. Now I wish I had.
I have a viking ducky that lives in my guest bathroom. My father gave it to me after receiving it at a friend’s biker-themed wedding?? I was pleasantly drunk at the time so I just let that weird statement sail on by without asking questions. He no longer remembers the details.
I bought a Shakespeare rubber ducky at the birthplace shop the last time I was in Stratford.
What a gorgeous and endlessly patient puss – and of course, Squeaky Time is sacrosanct.
Once again .. Cutetropolis proves that cats are trying to take over the world.
I mean seriously .. They demand ducks and TV’s in the tub ..
I can only dream of Squeaky Time… my next apartment must have a bathtub and not just a shower!
Good plan. Make sure you get one with hot water and a stopper that works. (They’re working on the hot water now, after a week of lukewarm-at-best showers, but apparently the stopper can’t be fixed without breaking through walls and a hefty bill.)
I do have two rubber duckies from a nice hotel in Boston.
I am Duckie, and I approve of this picture.
I always have squeaky duckies in my bath, but never a gorgeous kitty.
If only it was a video! I love the incensed expression.
Candy Gram…
Ironically, when I’m soaking in the tub, it’s always the cats who disturb me.
Beautiful blue eyes on this kitkat.
My Ben-Him used to stand on the edge of the tub and meow like crazy
when I was soaking in the tub. I think he was afraid I was in danger of
drowning. This is why cats patrol tub time, I believe.