Parker has been remarkably polite about demanding, er, sorry, asking for his walks. I have mentioned that he does cry at the door several times each evening, but relaxes his attentions when I tell him “no”. Wednesday night, he accepted my promise that we would go out after I had done some writing for about an hour. He thereupon decided both to remind me that he was waiting and to make sure I didn’t evade my responsibilities by slipping away without him.
This was my perspective, as I wrote.
He did the same thing last evening. The orange boy was remarkably patient, quiet for the whole hour, both days. He does enjoy his walks, but then I enjoy watching him enjoy them, so it works out for both of us.
Parker, you are training your human very well!
ReplyDeleteWhat a character! He's such a smart cat.
ReplyDeleteHe is a good boy waiting for you to do your work.
ReplyDeleteParker...you are really good at knowing how to give and take and your patience is rewarded. That's why you are a good boy. You know Dad will pay attention.
ReplyDeleteA day is not a good day without an evening stroll around the neighbourhood as Parker knows.
ReplyDeleteParker is a sweetie.
ReplyDeleteThey say cats are hard to train, but it seems Parker had you trained in no time! :-)
ReplyDeleteParker you are one very smart orange cat!
ReplyDeleteIt’s lovely walk time is something you can enjoy together. He is a dear boy.
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ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable and patient boy! Then again, we didn't see him with an editor's red pen.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kinds words today over our loss of sweet Sunny. We very much appreciate them and know that her spirit does as well.
Parker is a clever boy making sure he gets his promised walk.
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