The littlest dude is being surprisingly stoic. He shook it off, and after getting cleaned up and swabbed with Neosporin, he went back down to the end of the hall to reenact his impression of a bowling ball.Winter the cat is not accepting responsibility. He says his claws were only drawn to help him grip the carpet, and it's part of the game. He has requested, however, that the littlest dude take his turn at being the pin for once.
OY Janice you scared the HELL out of me!!!! On that tiny little picture that shows a new blog entry on my blog roll, it looked like Cotton had a cone-yikes. I am glad Cotton Dude is ok despite some loss of blood, a little blood? "Impression of a bowling ball"-funny :) I had no idea that Winter Man and Cotton played together like that. Glad everyone is still standing, er rolling.
ReplyDeleteOops sorry. It was a reference to The Rain Man, and perhaps an over-exaggeration. I didn't mean to scare you.
ReplyDeleteWhite Dude Bowling is reenacted daily around here, and has since been played without further injuries.
wow - cat beats dog! Doesn't happen much!!
ReplyDeleteTell him if it's any consolation my cat did the exact same thing to my foot last week. Hurt worse that pretty much anything that's ever been done to me intentionally!
ReplyDeleteIn Cotton's case, he's 2/3 the size of the cat, so I suspect that he's pretty proud to hold his own in these games.
ReplyDeleteTattytiara, you're right. Cat scratches can hurt like a son of a gun. I'm just hoping it doesn't get infected.
Taking turns is very imoprtant in that kind of game so as to even out the odds of having fun. Hope he's better.
ReplyDeleteJanice, uh what happened to 'drawing the line in the sand"? Did I get lost wandering over here too early in the morning?
ReplyDeleteYou're too fast, RR. I deemed that post not worthy and deleted it last night. I didn't think anybody had seen it yet, but now I've put it back. Sorry for the confusion.
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