Habit #1: Legs are humans' least-guarded parts of their body. Attack them whenever the opportunity arises.
Saturday, March 8, 2008
Guinness' Habit of the Week
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2 Comments:
Guinness must have heard of this lab I help in - we have our own way of "attacking" cat legs to study them. Maybe Guinness is just a neurophysiologist at heart, but prefers to study humans.
Does she manage to grab on to your feet and hang there as you walk? My cat Muus used to do that - I think his record for number of steps without falling off my foot was 14. Let me know if Guinness beats that record. (Maybe she'd get into the Guinness Book of World Records-sorry, had to say it.)
I love the photo of Guinness that you used for this post- it's the cat version of our sly friend Covey. It's very inquisitive, yet critical. Cute, yet cunning.
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