Teifi

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Sat Aug 18, 2007 7:26 pm 0

The refrigetator is something always of interest to Teifi

"NO, you cannot have that. It came from the farm and it's a gift for me, not for you"

He recognizes the milk carton

BTW i think he is a getting a bit on the fat side

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Sat Aug 18, 2007 11:39 pm 0

And Teifi reaches new heights (and there goes my safe location to place my pens and lighters he keeps taking to his den)

Ow... ow... i see another New World is going to open in the process

yeahp

A very careful young cat that didn't brake anything

and he doesn't recognize chocolates either. Moving those once more just in case he investigates them and ends up eating too much of them.

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Sun Aug 19, 2007 5:13 pm 0

And this morning...

Teifi, don't you think that's a bit to big for you to go hide in your den.

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Sun Aug 19, 2007 10:18 pm 0

Teifi is till busy exploring new heights

and planning for new ones. (He has his eye in the kitchen counter but he hasn't managed that yet)

matt303 · Post by **matt303** » Sun Aug 19, 2007 10:31 pm 0

How long before he gets out of the balcony?

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Mon Aug 20, 2007 4:09 pm 0

My guess 2-3 weeks It's at least 1 foot higher than the tables and he doesn't have chairs or other objects to help him up.

Muphex · Post by **Muphex** » Mon Aug 20, 2007 11:01 pm 0

I'd make sure that toaster is unplugged if I were you.......little paws could get in there.

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Mon Aug 20, 2007 11:16 pm 0

Thanks.
The toaster is actually unplugged. What is pugged is the teakettle but i better umplug it just in case he attempts to make himself a cup of tea and ends up with boiling water all over himself.

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Tue Aug 21, 2007 1:49 pm 0

Teifi's preference for the kitchen table has a bit to do with the wonderful view he gets from up there

Nothing like playing with one's favourite toy under the morning sun

"Finally a tail i can bite till my heart contends without any protests". (He stays there bitting the little tail of the toy that unlike Big Cat and Neighbour's Bell Cat Nr3 doesn't hiss at him for doing it)

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Thu Aug 23, 2007 8:28 pm 0

Warm day, wild fire a few Km down the road, CanadAir in the sky throwing water at it, nothing disrupted Teifi's afternoon routine

In anyway since Teifi learned to jump to higher locations he has started collecting sponges which he carefully places in appropriate locations such as my bed which he found to be ideal for his litterbox cleaning sponge so i decided to get one just for him

He seems to like it. I also got for myself a balcony chair that was on sale

"No Teifi, that's for me to be put in the balcony"

Teifi, let me explain, the chair is for me

this is for you

I see... well... i guess Teifi now has a new chair to placed in the balcony and a sponge of his own to play with.

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Sat Aug 25, 2007 10:23 pm 0

As of yesterday Teifi discovered the window sill. When i sit down cleaning his litterbox he climbs up on my back and from it he jumps to the window

He has promised me not to cause any harm to the plants.

He looks very catish when he sits up there looking out.

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Sun Aug 26, 2007 4:04 pm 0

Loud crushing sound. Rush to the scene.

TEEEEEIIIIIIIIIIFI!

Actually a half asleep Teifi showed up coming from the other direction. It may not have been him but the wind.

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Sun Aug 26, 2007 4:11 pm 0

I was doing something outside dowstairs and someone was keeping track of my movements.

piku · Post by **piku** » Sun Aug 26, 2007 7:54 pm 0

PFVA wrote:Actually a half asleep Teifi showed up coming from the other direction. It may not have been him but the wind.

Or your cat has psychic powers

PFVA · Post by **PFVA** » Sun Aug 26, 2007 9:54 pm 0

Well he generally disappears from the scene of crime involving loud crashes at the speed of light and when called he reappears with a guilty expression in his face not a half asleep one leading me to believe this time it wasn't his fault.