Notice the bigger bed to the right of Charlie?? Well, he refuses to accept that he’s “fluffier” and still uses the small bed!!
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It’s amazing how cats will try to fit into the smallest spaces! Mine do that all the time. It’s hilarious to watch them try!
So cute! My cat sometimes tried to squeeze into the smallest place ever and it just makes me laugh.
Charlie is hot! [clearing throat] I mean…cute–in a very platonic way.
The smaller the better: mine always likes to sleep on the smallest available space in the windowseal, of course knocking over a few things…and then he looks at me as if to say: “what?! Don’t put them there then!”
They are adorable, aren’t they? 🙂
Cats rarely want to admit when they’ve become ‘fluffier’ than they used to be. Our female cat, who we adopted, as well as one of her kittens 6 years ago has become rather plump around the middle. She started packing on the weight after her son went missing. It took us two weeks of hoping that he would come back before we finally decided that he was gone. That was over a year ago, and gosh has she gotten fat. Even though we’ve had another cat in the house for a year now, I guess he’s just not as stiff of competition for the food as her son used to be. She still likes to prance around and be as nimble as she used to be. That’s a cat for you I guess. Ta for now dahling.
I like how you were very sensitive to Charlie’s feelings by saying “fluffier”. I’m sure he appreciates that. *wink*