Your dish
not empty.
Why
drink
from sink,
wet
tail
cat?
Cat!
Tail
wet
from sink
drink.
Why
not empty
your dish?
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That's a very sweet reversable poem.
ReplyDeleteI can just see you laughing at your cat.
Although when i tried showing midnight how much fun running water was he looked at me as though to say, "but i thought you loved me!" and then the claws came out...... oooohhhh... not nice kitty, "i thought YOU loved ME!"
Chloe didn't need anyone to show her about water from the sink. She used to be able to turn on the kitchen tap at our house in Mims (the filtered water had a button).
ReplyDeleteShe hasn't quite worked it out at this house, but whenever I'm filling up Sophie's dish or cleaning the fish bowl, there she is to help. Of course, with the fish, she might be interested in more than just the water.