He's a real nowhere cat. . .

[kiya]

Okay, I wasn't planning on taking a photo of my stencilling work to share with people until I had enough done that I could take a picture down the hallway that had all the stencilling done, because I'm compulsive about not sharing visibly uncompleted work and all.




I'm mostly impressed that he stayed up there long enough for me to go downstairs, find the camera, come back up, and take the picture (which also required getting the flash charged up).

Now, you see, I have an urge to watch the Nowhere Man sequence out of Yellow Submarine. For reasons that will probably be obvious to people who have seen the movie, or at least seen it recently, and completely and utterly opaque to everyone else. Maybe I'll watch Yellow Submarine while teinedreugan is talking to suzimoses. Maybe I can get teinedreugan to wash the popcorn pot so I can have popcorn too.

Comments

[brooksmoses]

He is, indeed, deeply cute.... (And the stencilling looks good too; that's rather a good bit more than there was when I was there, isn't it?)

- Brooks

[kiya]

Everything from the corner to the cat is new within the last week or so. (I'd stopped in part because I hate doing innie corners.)

[suzanne.livejournal.com]

That is very sweet (and the stenciling is beautiful too by the way.)
I find it amusing even if I've never seen the movie. . .

suzi

[elynne.livejournal.com]

I vaguely remember that sequence... and that's a wonderful picture. :)

[sstaten.livejournal.com]

Hi Lennon

[keshwyn]

He's balanced on the top of the door.

...

I find this astonishing. Perhaps he stayed up there because he wasn't sure how to get down?

No, probably not. It was an idea.

[kiya]

Sometimes when he gets on top of the door (well, other doors, usually) he tries to walk along the top of the doorframe. He hasn't entirely figured out that this would require him to change the matter/energy phase state of his left side, though.

Back in the apartment in Brighton, Arthur, when he was a kitten, successfully walked along the edge of the top of the doorframe, slipped off, and spent about ten minutes doing pull-ups for the Presidential Fitness Award.

kitten pullups

[boojum.livejournal.com]

When my family got our first kitten, he was less than an inch longer when fully stretched than the wavelength[1] of my bunkbed ladder. He decided he needed to climb said ladder to fully explore his new territory. He made it and was miffed that I'd felt it necessary to spot him. Tiny scrabbling indignant orange fluffball. Very cute.

[1] This is the wrong word. I know that. I don't think there is a right word, though.

Re: kitten pullups

[oneironaut.livejournal.com]

[1] This is the wrong word. I know that. I don't think there is a right word, though.

No, but I'm pretty sure I can make it the right word through sheer force of repetition.