I got up for a midnight snack and a glass of warm milk. Observation: when attempting to improvise a sauce "vaguely inspired by" alfredo, that's one of the times margarine does not work as a substitute for butter.
Perrine wanted to play chase, completely ignoring the toys I threw as a counteroffer. Finally, I gave in and chased her around downstairs for a bit, after which we started taking turns. "Chase" isn't usually a game I think of as having points to score, but the way she played it tonight I'm inclined to say she scored points on me. I chased her down the front hall then ducked back into a doorway to wait for her to reverse direction, but she looped around through the server room and came up behind me quickly enough to startle the heck out of me. (About three times as quickly as I've ever seen her take that route before -- otherwise I'd have been ready.) Later I cornered her under the radiator by the front door when she mistimed my approach, but it didn't feel as significant a triumph as her making me jump. She got me good.
In other cat news, Perrine seems to have decided that a column of water flowing from the faucet is no longer interesting enough to play with -- her current thrill is watching the whirlpool that forms when I dump a large amount of water into the sink at once. That fascinates her.
Now to see whether that warm milk is going to be effective...
Perrine
Start out with your luring her in, her taking over, coming home to the miscarriage (at least cats aren't threatened wih having to report it within 12 hrs.) and her games that have developed in the time since you two fell for one another.
Dunno. It just seems there's something there. Proustian,(not that I've gotten around to reading it all) perhaps, but hey it might go.
Re: Perrine
BTW, I didn't lure her in; she ran past me and declared the house was hers.
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Must be something about the movement of the water, Lily like to jump up and watch the water in the toilet swirl around when its flushed. We have to keep the lid closed when not in use because she like to drop her toys in the toilet.
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