About 1 o'clock this morning
I was prowling our, thankfully very quiet, cul-de-sac in a short CK nightie, big pink cardigan and brown hiking boots.

The kitten had gone missing and I couldn't sleep thinking about him (potentially) shivering the night away under some bush.

I was worried that he might have crawled into the rubbish bag at some point before I took it out, so managed to top off the overall look by searching through the bins, making (oh, the shame) kissing noises and hissing "Crash!!".

What must the neighbours think?!
(Penguins_Made_Me_Do_It is a dolt ... and she don't care, Wed 5 Nov 2008, 18:19, 4 replies)

you are diseased!!!
im afriad you have succumbed to 'crazy cat lady syndrome' I myself am a sufferer and can be seen once in while wandering the streets calling 'suki, come on princess' in the most pathetic voice imaginable at silly hours of the day or night. My neighbours ignor it now.
(Serbitar Has a furry shit canon called Whitey., Wed 5 Nov 2008, 18:22, closed)

Other than phwoar?
That's a fetching outfit!

We've got 3 cats...thanks to my missus going through the girl-alone-breaks-out-in-cats phase. Personally, if they don't come back for a day, I look on the bright side - the bins won't get rooted through, we can leave breakables out and everything I own won't be scratched or covered in fur...

I'm a dog person, for definite.
(Chad, Wed 5 Nov 2008, 22:00, closed)

Echoes the "phwoar!" for the uniform...
And sympathises about the kissing noises - yes, I too have been in the situation, only my cat is called 'Gif'



Why does he think I'll see him before I go to sit down?
( snee held his breath since, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 8:47, closed)

I think I've always been a crazy cat lady in training
isn't he cute though?

And, believe me, "phwoar" is not the word. I just hope if anyone saw me they thought I was in my "Crazy Cat Lady" halloween costume.


(Penguins_Made_Me_Do_It is a dolt ... and she don't care, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 10:10, closed)