Undoubtedly Valkyrie. Either she pulled the books out while lying on the shelf above, or squeezed behind them and pushed them out. The trajectory was perfect for the food-bowl. I think Boswell’s London Journal did most of the damage.
It could have been worse; the water-bowl was only a foot and a half away.
Ahhh... There's never a dull moment when you have cats. Maybe Val wanted to help by dusting the bookshelves?? :-)
ReplyDeleteSome one must keep the dust bunnies off the shelves and I'd say Val deserves a kibble thanks.
ReplyDeleteThat must have been quite a pitch. I'm impressed.
ReplyDeleteIt's a pretty good still-life composition... she has talent!
ReplyDeleteGood heavens! That was quite the feat! Perhaps she's commenting on your reading preferences. Or providing a clue to life's deepest mysteries.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I haven't had that happen yet! I hope I don't, and you are right! It could have been worse!!!
ReplyDeleteGood aim!
ReplyDeleteThat was lucky that the water bowl escaped unscathed!
ReplyDeleteYeah sure could have been worse
ReplyDeletePhew, definitely a good thing it wasn't the water bowl.
ReplyDeleteSometimes the food jumps out of the bowls here too!
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