I had hard contacts in the 70’s. Hated them. Soft contacts in the mid 80’s. I just didn’t get on with the maintenance (I have high protein content in my eye balls it seems, so lots of cleaning). But Lasik in the 2010’s has been great for the last 14 years. Your results may vary.
My first job was “Doorman at a cat house” We had lots of cats, they came and went as they pleased. I was usually the one opening the door for them. I like summers because we left the window open and they just used that.
Our cat flat refused to go outside. I think he heard about the coyotes that would come into town to hunt pets and strays. We took him to the park once on a leash so he would feel secure with us close by but then I stepped on a twig which made him lose his mind and pee on himself. We took the traumatized guy home promising to never do that again and he lived out his long life happily indoors. I had never felt so bad or guilty in my life for that.
I notice their door swings to the outside. In a comment on a Facebook post, someone said that is common where she lives. It makes the door harder to kick in.
I had to laugh when I saw this cartoon. This is exactly how I spend my day. Sometimes my cat Darkness stays out for less than 5 minutes before she wants in, and then, in three minutes, she changes her mind and wants to come in!
We only have a cat door in our kitchen door that leads to the basement because in winter the door remains closed and their boxes are in the basement, and in summer if the A/C needs to be on we also close it.
However, Mr. takes out our King who must of been and indoor/outdoor cat. But Mr. is with him for the 15 to 20 minutes 3 X’s a day when King wants out. No raccoons, coyotes, or anything that flies to harm him. Even a bald eagle wouldn’t be able to pick him up. He weighs 16.3 #’s! lol
Concretionist 10 days ago
Our cat has her own door. And her own Catio that it leads to.
Guess which door she WANTS to use!
ꜝ 10 days ago
she’s prolly got hundreds of buttons that need sorting
C 10 days ago
Inured servitude
iggyman 10 days ago
Muffin has her trained well!
Doug K 10 days ago
As long as you have a pet, you can know that you have a purpose in life.
jessebob42 9 days ago
I had hard contacts in the 70’s. Hated them. Soft contacts in the mid 80’s. I just didn’t get on with the maintenance (I have high protein content in my eye balls it seems, so lots of cleaning). But Lasik in the 2010’s has been great for the last 14 years. Your results may vary.
win.45mag 9 days ago
An out swing front door……..looks very odd.
David Huie Green ForceIsAUsefulFiction 9 days ago
And she’s going to have to do that regardless.
bittenbyknittin 9 days ago
That’s my life, plus a dog.
elbow macaroni 9 days ago
Keep cats indoors. The invasive species is destroying the native songbird population.
TMMILLER Premium Member 9 days ago
My first job was “Doorman at a cat house” We had lots of cats, they came and went as they pleased. I was usually the one opening the door for them. I like summers because we left the window open and they just used that.
ANIMAL 9 days ago
Does she know you call her “THE CAT”..?
gluetrap 9 days ago
Like taking care of your lazy a++.
NRHAWK Premium Member 9 days ago
Our cat flat refused to go outside. I think he heard about the coyotes that would come into town to hunt pets and strays. We took him to the park once on a leash so he would feel secure with us close by but then I stepped on a twig which made him lose his mind and pee on himself. We took the traumatized guy home promising to never do that again and he lived out his long life happily indoors. I had never felt so bad or guilty in my life for that.
Jogger2 9 days ago
I notice their door swings to the outside. In a comment on a Facebook post, someone said that is common where she lives. It makes the door harder to kick in.
Zen-of-Zinfandel 9 days ago
Opal tossed a leopard into the washing machine, it came out spotless.
w16521 9 days ago
Opal should just stay there at the door. If Muffin is your typical cat, then she can’t make up her mind whether to stay in or go out.
tcmrr1 9 days ago
Dogs look up to us. cats look down on us. Pigs at least have the decency to treat us as equals.
magicwalnut Premium Member 9 days ago
I had to laugh when I saw this cartoon. This is exactly how I spend my day. Sometimes my cat Darkness stays out for less than 5 minutes before she wants in, and then, in three minutes, she changes her mind and wants to come in!
ladykat 9 days ago
Makes perfect sense.
monya_43 9 days ago
My neighbor had a cat door, but had to get rid of the door because she woke up in the middle of the night with a raccoon in her bed. Yikes!!
PoodleGroomer 9 days ago
There is something about rubbing your eyeballs with your fingers for several minutes several times a day that didn’t catch on with me.
Saurischia Premium Member 9 days ago
Get daily wear disposable lenses. They are comfortable and you toss them after wearing for a day. Safer and easier.
crash3289 9 days ago
We only have a cat door in our kitchen door that leads to the basement because in winter the door remains closed and their boxes are in the basement, and in summer if the A/C needs to be on we also close it.
However, Mr. takes out our King who must of been and indoor/outdoor cat. But Mr. is with him for the 15 to 20 minutes 3 X’s a day when King wants out. No raccoons, coyotes, or anything that flies to harm him. Even a bald eagle wouldn’t be able to pick him up. He weighs 16.3 #’s! lol
zeexenon 9 days ago
Pretty much the same thing with hearing aids and all other exterior attachments.
razzledazzle295 9 days ago
Goodness, Muffin, make up your mind! In or out? LOL
Chris Sherlock 9 days ago
Honestly, being a Muffin valet is important.