. . . wash it, tumble-dry it, and put it over the back of a chair to finish drying and air out.
What happens next - at least, in this household?
Why, it grows a cat, of course!
Ashbutt regards any laundry temporarily placed on or draped over furniture - particularly if it's still warm from the dryer - as his personal nesting place, and gets quite indignant if we try to remove him from it. "But I saw it first! I claim it! It's MINE, dammit!"
Peter
It's the textile equivalent of catnip, eh?
ReplyDeleteAt least he doesn't have muddy paws...
ReplyDeleteJust so you know - dark fabrics attract white cats equally well..
ReplyDeleteYeah, cats are like that. Fresh cleaned laundry seems to attract them from the farthest corners of the house. That and computer keyboards - they just love walking all over those.
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