OT: Today is the 2nd anniversary of Shadow’s gotcha day. And no, he he doesn’t miss being outside at all, he has never sat buy a door crying to go out. He has actually run away from the open door the two times he’s had an accidental opportunity to go. He greets us when we come home, waits by the kitchen with Cole while I cook, and loves a a good brushing and a belly rub. He is such a sweet, lovey, dovey boy.
That Trojan Horse looks so elegant in the leaf pattern! I love Puck using his pointer as a weapon and panel 4 potentially calling back to two earlier BCNs (Puck saving the Man from the robo snake and Lupin becoming one with packing peanuts).
OT: purrs, boops (very soft, careful boops), prayers, etc., requested for The Mother-in-Law. She fell at home Tuesday night and broke her hip. Fortunately, she has a friend in her building, a gentleman who comes and visits her every morning and evening (and who is absolutely, 100% not her boyfriend … but I digress) … anyway, he found her yesterday morning and called the ambulance.
Evidently, if you’re going to break your hip, the way to do it is to break it near the femur. She had surgery yesterday afternoon and is expected to start physical therapy today (!) but of course she’s got a bit of a road ahead of her, not to mention the frequent prognosis of which we do not speak for any 75-year-old woman who breaks her hip.
In the meantime, though, The Woman did speak with her last night and she sounded surprisingly good, given the circumstances.
We put on our fall flannel sheets last Saturday. Three cats were under the fitted sheet in 10 seconds or less. And did not seem to care when the other layers were added. When it gets colder they like to sandwich themselves between the wool blanket and the comforter. I think one or two of them have spent the better part of a day (18+ hours) under there on occasion.
About 3 weeks ago a friend of ours passed away unexpectedly, she cared for two beautiful long hair orange tabbys. these cats were assumed to be from a feral colony in the area. she would feed them every day and they stayed on or near her porch and stairs, not really trusting anyone. She refered to them as the ferals, however I said they had given up their feral cards long ago. I worked with a local rescue SOS NW to trap them and all went very well. we placed a drop trap and I fed them in the trap for about 3 days. we then set the trap and very easily trapped them. long story short, both are doing fine and are in good health.
Now I think Goldie would buy Puck’s explination more than Elvis’s poor understanding of the world. At least Puck’s Trojan horse explination makes sense.
I thought I posted this earlier but it’s not showing up, so:
I had a reply yesterday from rs0204 who asked me to pass along that he has give us a new, free short story with art on https://gibletbelle.com, under Case Files. It’s called Giblet and Belle: Kitten Conundrum, and features Hamilton A. Cat and Holly Bear. I read it, it’s so cute!
And Pucky is doing the Australian Crawl (swimming move) in the last panel. The leaves are trying to pull him under, but he’s battling to keep his head above… leaves.
McColl34 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Man: “Wow! Pucky really likes that new blanket!”
An hour later . . . “Um, what happened to the new blanket?”
deadheadzan about 2 years ago
Puck, first explaining rationally and then cracking the sheets with his pointer , cracks me up!
Le'letha Premium Member about 2 years ago
This is quickly becoming one of my all-time favorite BCN arcs.
RAGs about 2 years ago
“Look out, it’s the Trojan Tree Branch.”
DennisinSeattle about 2 years ago
I would hate to be caught wearing a leafy pattern in Puck’s vicinity.
Sue Ellen about 2 years ago
I’m beginning to think Puck’s tail poof is going to become permanent.
Robin Harwood about 2 years ago
Very sensible. Puck. Goldie has lived outside among the leaves, and has clearly been brainwashed by them. Only your efforts can stave off doom.
kangtourcat Premium Member about 2 years ago
OT: Today is the 2nd anniversary of Shadow’s gotcha day. And no, he he doesn’t miss being outside at all, he has never sat buy a door crying to go out. He has actually run away from the open door the two times he’s had an accidental opportunity to go. He greets us when we come home, waits by the kitchen with Cole while I cook, and loves a a good brushing and a belly rub. He is such a sweet, lovey, dovey boy.
Gent about 2 years ago
Puck just cannot leaves em alone can he.
FreyjaRN Premium Member about 2 years ago
I love the Trojan horse reference. Beware of Greeks bearing gifts. Beware of gifts bearing Greeks.
Gent about 2 years ago
How can you be-leaves it not trojan cloth?
Ricky Bennett about 2 years ago
Puck is really getting all wrapped up in his work…
WelshRat Premium Member about 2 years ago
I think Lupin’s more on Goldie’s side here. But he’s accepting of Puck’s reasons too.
kangtourcat Premium Member about 2 years ago
That second panel cracks me up every time!
Red Bird about 2 years ago
Fear the wrath of Puck, Destroyer of Leaves!
Ruth Brown about 2 years ago
Puck has convincing graphics.
Sue Ellen about 2 years ago
I’m picturing Alice, Natasha, Agnes and Violet inside that horse!
JDP_Huntington Beach about 2 years ago
Puck’s right!
That “Trojan horse” is wearing a Roman Toga and clearly the sculpture is Greek- not Roman or Trojan!
… and why does it reek of moussaka and tzatziki sauce?
That “toga” also appears to be the wrong era, Roman, yes – circa 1973 – during the Animal House times – worn “Bluto” style.
Aspen_Bell about 2 years ago
tzatziki sauce…..
Jungle Empress about 2 years ago
I started falling into my bad place again, but Puck’s version of the Trojan Horse instantly made me feel better!
Kitty Katz about 2 years ago
Meanwhile, Back on the Nile
Serfig-Aro: I regret to announce the fall of Troy!
Beatrixia: Oh no, how did it happen?
Serfig-Aro: He was pruning some trees for Burt-Ra, and he was standing on a sawhorse. He lost his footing and fell.
Bea: Is he alright?
Figs: Nothing broken, but he’ll be out of action for a week or so. I’m sure he’d appreciate visitors.
At Troy’s Home
Puckmosis: How are you feeling, Troy?
Troy: Much better, thank you. Thomios brought me over some sliced ham. Like a sandwich?
Puck: Thanks. Don’t mind if I do. Don’t get up, I’ll fix them.
Elvis-Anum: I’ll brew some tea. Say, do you know what today is?
Beatrixia: The first day of autumn. We should celebrate with some pumpkin scones.
Puck: And it just so happens we have some when we didn’t have any a few minutes ago. Anyone hear giggling in the background?
Bea: I’m sure no one will tell how the scones got here.
bonita.eley about 2 years ago
Brave cat Puck – ready to fight the sheets to save your human!
One Serious Cat about 2 years ago
Trojan leaves are the worst.
Katzen1415 about 2 years ago
That Trojan Horse looks so elegant in the leaf pattern! I love Puck using his pointer as a weapon and panel 4 potentially calling back to two earlier BCNs (Puck saving the Man from the robo snake and Lupin becoming one with packing peanuts).
skipper1992 about 2 years ago
OT: purrs, boops (very soft, careful boops), prayers, etc., requested for The Mother-in-Law. She fell at home Tuesday night and broke her hip. Fortunately, she has a friend in her building, a gentleman who comes and visits her every morning and evening (and who is absolutely, 100% not her boyfriend … but I digress) … anyway, he found her yesterday morning and called the ambulance.
Evidently, if you’re going to break your hip, the way to do it is to break it near the femur. She had surgery yesterday afternoon and is expected to start physical therapy today (!) but of course she’s got a bit of a road ahead of her, not to mention the frequent prognosis of which we do not speak for any 75-year-old woman who breaks her hip.
In the meantime, though, The Woman did speak with her last night and she sounded surprisingly good, given the circumstances.
Jacob Mattingly about 2 years ago
Die monsters you don’t belong in this world!
diskus Premium Member about 2 years ago
How do you know if a leaf is living or not once its on the ground?
Daltongang Premium Member about 2 years ago
That Trojan Horse looks like another meme photo for “Don’t be silly, Wrap you willy.”
Miss Mina about 2 years ago
As a Classicist, I approve of Puck’s example.
Teto85 Premium Member about 2 years ago
We put on our fall flannel sheets last Saturday. Three cats were under the fitted sheet in 10 seconds or less. And did not seem to care when the other layers were added. When it gets colder they like to sandwich themselves between the wool blanket and the comforter. I think one or two of them have spent the better part of a day (18+ hours) under there on occasion.
dputhoff62 about 2 years ago
“DIE LEAVES!” To borrow a line from MR. BOFFO, I think Puck is unclear on the concept.
mistercatworks about 2 years ago
Ah, but they usually hide on the inside.
GSD Mom Premium Member about 2 years ago
Bedtime is going to be exciting tonight!
cat19632001 about 2 years ago
Will Puck be overcome by his leafy enemies? NO, NO! Say it ain’t so. Fight on, Puck! Fight on!
scaeva Premium Member about 2 years ago
So Puck is turning over an old leaf.
NWdryad about 2 years ago
Wishing all a merry autumn equinox!
Snowy&Finlay about 2 years ago
No forest camo allowed here.
willie_mctell about 2 years ago
Puck knows leaves.
Hi Yo Comet! Away! about 2 years ago
About 3 weeks ago a friend of ours passed away unexpectedly, she cared for two beautiful long hair orange tabbys. these cats were assumed to be from a feral colony in the area. she would feed them every day and they stayed on or near her porch and stairs, not really trusting anyone. She refered to them as the ferals, however I said they had given up their feral cards long ago. I worked with a local rescue SOS NW to trap them and all went very well. we placed a drop trap and I fed them in the trap for about 3 days. we then set the trap and very easily trapped them. long story short, both are doing fine and are in good health.
Gent about 2 years ago
Die leaves? Why Puck, me never knews you speaks German.
knight1192a about 2 years ago
Now I think Goldie would buy Puck’s explination more than Elvis’s poor understanding of the world. At least Puck’s Trojan horse explination makes sense.
Catmom about 2 years ago
I thought I posted this earlier but it’s not showing up, so:
I had a reply yesterday from rs0204 who asked me to pass along that he has give us a new, free short story with art on https://gibletbelle.com, under Case Files. It’s called Giblet and Belle: Kitten Conundrum, and features Hamilton A. Cat and Holly Bear. I read it, it’s so cute!
FelineQueen about 2 years ago
Will this become a full-fur war? Puck and Elvis vs. Goldie and the leaves?
FelineQueen about 2 years ago
Also, what happens if the leaves attack from outside? Then it’s war on two fronts.
ComicNerd99 about 2 years ago
update the our reporters page please
MVMartinek about 2 years ago
And Pucky is doing the Australian Crawl (swimming move) in the last panel. The leaves are trying to pull him under, but he’s battling to keep his head above… leaves.
Huggybearojb about 2 years ago
The Trojan Blanket?