1. Wondering what the emergency is when they suddenly run to another roomIt’s so intense that you almost wish you were part of the secret so that you had at least some idea what was going on. 2. Not being able to use the laptop in peace as that’s their favorite place to sitRegardless of how important that essay is that you have to submit within 20 minutes, there’s no place comfier for your cat than your keyboard. (No, we don’t understand either...)3. Putting the kettle or having a nap whilst they decide if they want to go in or outStanding by the door whilst they make their mind up even though you’re getting pneumonia, whilst they sit half in and half out. 4. Not being able to go to the toilet or have a bath without being watchedThey’re worse than having kids for this as at least kids have a basic grasp of English, so you have to make do with letting go of your privacy (and dignity) forever. 5. The feeling of finding your cat nestled in the pile of laundry you just washedAt first you thought they might have sore joints so you thought you’d treat them with seraquin from Vet Medic. Now, however, you just think they’re being cheeky. 6. Everything in your home being a cat toy or a threatYou can guarantee that they’ll have the strongest opinions on all of your belongings; they’ll either love it and count it as theirs, or they’ll hate it and constantly try to destroy it. 7. Walking in on your cat stuck in bowls/boxes/vases at least 10 times a dayIt was funny at first, but fishing them out of boxes for them to just jump back into 5 minutes later gets old very quickly. 8. Not being able to get up/down the stairs as it’s their new favorite place to napYou’re convinced that they’ll jump up if you dare walk past them on the stairs, so you make do with just one level of your house for the rest of the day. 9. Talking to them and pretending they understandResponding to their ‘meows’ with lots of ‘I know, I know’ and hoping that no one can hear you. 10. Being unable to have both a cat and house plantsNo matter how much effort you make with your home, you can guarantee they’ll try to destroy the nicest things. The main victim; the house plants. I'm not sure what it is about them that cats hate so much, but they will get demolished.
10 Things Only Cat Owners Will Understand
Posted on the 23 April 2014 by Alex_bumptobaby @bumptobaby_blog1. Wondering what the emergency is when they suddenly run to another roomIt’s so intense that you almost wish you were part of the secret so that you had at least some idea what was going on. 2. Not being able to use the laptop in peace as that’s their favorite place to sitRegardless of how important that essay is that you have to submit within 20 minutes, there’s no place comfier for your cat than your keyboard. (No, we don’t understand either...)3. Putting the kettle or having a nap whilst they decide if they want to go in or outStanding by the door whilst they make their mind up even though you’re getting pneumonia, whilst they sit half in and half out. 4. Not being able to go to the toilet or have a bath without being watchedThey’re worse than having kids for this as at least kids have a basic grasp of English, so you have to make do with letting go of your privacy (and dignity) forever. 5. The feeling of finding your cat nestled in the pile of laundry you just washedAt first you thought they might have sore joints so you thought you’d treat them with seraquin from Vet Medic. Now, however, you just think they’re being cheeky. 6. Everything in your home being a cat toy or a threatYou can guarantee that they’ll have the strongest opinions on all of your belongings; they’ll either love it and count it as theirs, or they’ll hate it and constantly try to destroy it. 7. Walking in on your cat stuck in bowls/boxes/vases at least 10 times a dayIt was funny at first, but fishing them out of boxes for them to just jump back into 5 minutes later gets old very quickly. 8. Not being able to get up/down the stairs as it’s their new favorite place to napYou’re convinced that they’ll jump up if you dare walk past them on the stairs, so you make do with just one level of your house for the rest of the day. 9. Talking to them and pretending they understandResponding to their ‘meows’ with lots of ‘I know, I know’ and hoping that no one can hear you. 10. Being unable to have both a cat and house plantsNo matter how much effort you make with your home, you can guarantee they’ll try to destroy the nicest things. The main victim; the house plants. I'm not sure what it is about them that cats hate so much, but they will get demolished.