Inspection Duties
About once a week or so, I go around to all the closed doors in the house and ask Mom to open them for Me. It doesn't matter what kind of doors they are: room doors, closet doors, cabinet doors. I feel that it is my duty to inspect behind all closed doors on a regular basis.
Sometimes I have an assistant, sometimes I don't.
Most of my inspections are pretty routine and not very interesting. There is rarely anything to report. However, if you want to read a pretty exciting story of the consequences of feline curiosity, check out what happened to my friend Neelix.Labels: tour of inspection
posted by Rascal @ 7:05 AM
7 comments
7 Comments:
I read about Sinda and Neelix, what a scary time they had!
You are doing a good job on your patrol. And it is nice of Catzee to help you out sometimes.
Hi Rascal, Mom & CZ - yes, it was a pretty scarey deal yesterday. I don't like knowing where my furkids are, especially with all the booming that was going on! Sweet of you to put the link on about it - maybe it will teach some other curious kitties to be more careful, do you think? :-) T. et al.
we like to check out the closed doors too, but usually Midnight opens them for us. after reading that story about your friend, maybe we'll just stay outta places with doors.
Looks like you do a great job on your inspection duties even though you say they aren't interesting. You really get in there and check things out. You must have found something really good that Catzee had to check it out too.
Casper
It's so nice of your Mom to leave inspection room for you and to open all the doors for you too. Glad your closets and doors were all in order.
That was so scary to read about your friend Neelix. So glad that Neelix is okay...heat exhaustion is a terrible thing.
What in the werld wuld thay do without yoo doing yer weekly inspeckshuns, Rascal. Thay are vary lucky beans. We'd rite more, but we haven't inspekted owr place in months...gotta follow yer lead!
I Dare You!
Come on over and check it out!
Anastasia
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