Frazz by Jef Mallett for November 11, 2019

It is simply amazing how heavy a small cat can be, and how cats can create a slow motion zone around them without much effort.

This is why C.O.L.’s are not recommended for morning hours, as they can cause drowsiness and interfere with operating heavy machinery.

It’s worse when we have CCOL! Competitive COL – one cat off, the second on!

That’s a great, understanding teacher.

Cat’s been gone a year and I’m still finding fur.

I live in a cat-free zone; but find dogs to weigh ~10x as much. Still, they are much warmer in winter.

Not all teachers are this understanding. He’s lucky to have one.

It’s also called “Feline Paralysis”

Kid is quick. That was a good recovery

Not often to see Miss Plainwell featured. Love this one.

In our household, having a pet on your lap puts you into “be-furred” status. People in be-furred status have the right to ask others for favors and services they would otherwise be expected to provide for themselves, such as snacks from the kitchen.

I carry my kitties everywhere I go….on my clothes!

ALL my clothes show cat hair, whether recently lapped or not.

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Initials can lend a whole different level of gravity to something, can’t they? Just ask the Tourism Federation of Wisconsin, which, in 2009, after 30 years, changed its name to that from the Wisconsin Tourism Federation.

I never let a cat hold me down.

Best way to avoid Cat On Lap. Wear clothes that match cat’s fur, cats will only sit on clothes where the cat hair shows.