I know it’s not the best picture, but 20-year old Scrappycat doesn’t venture out from underneath the bed too often. So, when I see her out and about, I’m quick to snap a pic.
So, what does a 20-year old cat do all day, you might be wondering:
6:30 am – when human lifts up bedskirt, come out from the under the bed to eat and drink the milky water that has been placed there by humans before they head off to work. Go back to bed.
6:30am – 2:15 pm – come out sometime to finish drinking milky water. Go back to bed.
2:30pm – when human lifts up bedskirt come out from the under the bed. Allow a combing and a brushing. Eat (maybe), and drink milky water which contains thyroid and heart medicine dissolved in it. Go back to bed.
8:15pm – slowly make way downstairs to find human sitting on couch watching tv. Wait to be picked up and placed on couch for evening snack. Don’t all kitty cats eat and evening snack on the couch?! Eat and nap, while humans watch TV.
10:00pm – be carried upstairs by humans and placed next to bed with fresh milky water for late night drinking. Go to bed.
This will be my entry for Weekend Cat Blogging hosted by Nikita Cat.
13 comments:
Oh, sweet, sweet Scrappycat.
I love that name - Scrappycat.
What a life. She's lucky to have such good humans.
Poor Scrappycat. Her life is so hard. She has to go downstairs and entertain you, and make sure you're not watching inappropriate TV shows.
I miss my kitty. Give Scrappycat a hug for me.
You forgot all of the daydreams about the days when she was the lioness of the property and ruled the yard :)
20? Bless her little heart.
I hope and pray my Moon lives to be 20! Scrappycat rocks!
Just as it should be when one is in one's twilight years.
What a life! So much excitement, sounds like my 15 y/o doggie.
Scrappy obviously leads a very crazy life. She's just running rampant. :P
I envy Scrappycat-20 years I hope my kitties have 20 years of health and love.
That sounds very similar to Mason's last year or 2. He took the thyroid meds out of a syringe though. Sweet Scrappycat.
Oh, the life of a cat.
Post a Comment