Ela

[forever_missing_my_boys(Lisa)]

lol when i found max and said that i was  going to keep him as no one claimed him my oh
said "i dont want another cat here "  "we hav enough cats "
" fine it can just be ur cat then i dont want nothing to do with him "
now he often sleeps with max on top of him at night
and when he is watching tv max often lays on his lap purring away

mind u as i type he is is in a strop coz max tripped him up and he dropped an open bk of cat litter all over the living room floor 

[Kittybabe (Ruth)]

Once I caught Al doing his gruff "bloomin cat hair everywhere" routine. Off I went to do laundry etc, and heard this funny noise. Tip toed back into the bedroom and there was Al, whispering to Lexy and she was prrttiing back at him.   

[Susanne (urbantigers)]

I had a male friend around recently and Mosi was being his usual social self and rubbing up against his legs etc.  I went into the kitchen to make coffee and when I came back Mosi was on his lap and my friend was indulging in a spot of babytalk and chin rubbing, much to his embarrassment!

[CurlyCatz]

men...funny creatures eh !!

[Ela]

I know all about that kind of thing, many, many, many years ago when we had our first cat, (not my first cat but first as a new family) I nipped over to Mums who lived opposite, on coming back over the road I you could see straight into our lounge as the house was lower than the  front garden. I could clearly see Stuart playing with the kitten, yet as I walked in the lounge he said get it away from me (not in an aggressive manner) you know I am a dog person. I just told him what I had seen as after that he was fine. Then again he had to be otherwise we would have not been a family for long.

[CurlyCatz]

Here's snap shot evidence of a normal evening with my "cat hating low life hubby" LOL
(now what makes me think "hate" may be too strong a word hee hee)


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