My late boy cat would race to the door, leap up, and lick and nuzzle me to pieces whenever I came home. I so miss his effusive affection. (His twin sister is attached to my face & left arm right now – but she does not lick me.)
Historically with all my cats the length of time I was away makes the difference in how I’m greeted when I come back. The other factor is how close to dinner time it is when I get there.
Cats try to give you the impression that they didn’t even notice you were gone. Oh, were you out? they’ll say, I didn’t notice. Then they’ll raise their tails to show you their little puckered an*ses and walk away." Blaize Clement (1932-2011)
seanfear 4 months ago
exactly my hopes with my folks
blunebottle 4 months ago
Our little “Bluebottle” black cat would greet us on the front porch when we arrived home, doing a little happy dance.
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member 4 months ago
“Have you been somewhere?”
Janet Gamble Premium Member 4 months ago
Mine always ask, Where were you?!!
Comicsandcookies 4 months ago
My late boy cat would race to the door, leap up, and lick and nuzzle me to pieces whenever I came home. I so miss his effusive affection. (His twin sister is attached to my face & left arm right now – but she does not lick me.)
BJIllistrated Premium Member 4 months ago
Historically with all my cats the length of time I was away makes the difference in how I’m greeted when I come back. The other factor is how close to dinner time it is when I get there.
Perkycat 4 months ago
They are probably thinking how nice and quiet it was a few minutes ago.
mistercatworks 4 months ago
My cat greets me when I step out of my car in the driveway. (eat your heart out)
MIHorn Premium Member 4 months ago
Mine come to the door when they hear the garage door going up.
crazeekatlady 4 months ago
Went to take care of the friends’ cats. both behaved that way. ne usually can’t wait to see me.
goboboyd 4 months ago
No treats… no meets.
willie_mctell 4 months ago
Our present cat sometimes greets us. Other times her head moves.
Kornfield Kounty 4 months ago
Cats try to give you the impression that they didn’t even notice you were gone. Oh, were you out? they’ll say, I didn’t notice. Then they’ll raise their tails to show you their little puckered an*ses and walk away." Blaize Clement (1932-2011)
davidob 3 months ago
It’s hard to remember that being mooned by a cat is a sign of affection.