"Oh, is that like 'goat yoga,' where people do the moves with a baby goat on their back, except with a cat, 'cause that would be really cute?" you ask.
No. Just no. I would not try any kind of move with Murphy on my back, for concern about a trip to the ER with severe back lacerations.
I'm talking about Murphy doing his own form of yoga...
You may have heard of the "downward dog" position? I call this one: upward cat. But, if you rotate the image 90º counterclockwise, it will look like downward dog.
How many of you turned your phone, iPad, or laptop sideways to see if that is factual? This blog is an institution for truth and honesty. I only report what I see... unless it is stuff that I make up... 'cause there is always that kinda stuff going on in my head. You should see what I don't post here.
Digression aside, here's more Murphy content: Murphy backlit...
I hope I haven't overhyped the Murphy content, while trying to make this all look cinematic. If you don't know what I'm talking about, check out one of yesterday's posts. And, try to keep up.
Here is Murphy playing in his tunnel...
The furry boy does have fun with his tunnel. He can launch sneak-attacks on me from there. I have thought about playing Whack-a-Mole with him in there, but I don't think his Momma would be too happy about that.
Murph did surprise me yesterday... with a head butt. Not on my head, but on my upper arm while I was sitting in my living room chair. I do miss the head butts I used to get daily from Rufus, but this is a start. He may have been giving me a heads-up that it was getting close to mealtime, but I'm going with: he likes me.
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More Murphy! It is always good since cat photos and cat videos are the highest / best purpose for the interweb. Duke has been very cuddly lately and trapped me in my easy chair for two hours Saturday and another two houses on Sunday afternoon. Fortunately there was good stuff on the DVR to watch. When Alice is gone or busy, his attention gets focused on me. During the massage last night, she commented that "You've been holding Duke a lot, haven't you?". Not the first time that "his" favorite shoulder has needed extra work. =^,^=
Those of us with feline family members understand restricting movement so as to not disturb the cat! Nice kitty emoji at the end!
That emjoi appeared on AGF last week, and I immediately adopted it.
Guess I missed that on AGF. Cute!
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