A writer's life part 4
My struggle with that cat continues.
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roger n morris Writer. Let's just leave it at that.
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Huntington W. Sharp says:
Invaluable help
You and the cat have created a strange new dance, Roger. This video needs a musical backing track! I'm thinking something Bollywood.
Huntington Sharp, Red Room
Steve Hauk says:
Hey, the cat should perch
where the cat wants to perch. Besides, he or she was being supportive. You can't beat that.
Carol I Hoenig says:
So charming...
Love this! Wouldn't you say better a cat than a monkey on your back?
Carol
Rosy Cole says:
Insubordinate claws in the tail?
At least it's just an unflustered feline on your back, Roger. Most writers have editors!
Claire Elizabeth Terry says:
Hilarious!
Hilarious! Thank you for posting this, Roger!
(And, yes, the cat is somewhat inconvenient - but handy if the central heating ever breaks down, don't you think?)
Rosy Cole says:
Suggested subtitle to A Writer's Life Part 4
What no mouse!
Kristen J. Tsetsi says:
I'm in love
with your cat.
Stacy Mantle says:
You've captured my life on camera!
LOL! Try writing for a living with a total of 18 cats (and 3 dogs!). Yes - they do indeed take over, don't they?
Sumathi Mohan says:
Incredible Stacy!
Gosh 18...!
Mary Wilkinson says:
That super glue is doing the
That super glue is doing the job on Morris The Cat!
Mariette Papic says:
lovely, lovely!
The cat is just that...and as it should be!
Fiona Robyn says:
: )
: )
Sumathi Mohan says:
hahah....You are disturbing
hahah....You are disturbing the cat's perch! Please stop disturbing its sleep.Love your cat!
Mara Buck says:
I shared your video
I shared your video with my puppy as an instructive tool, focusing on the fact that your cat showed respect and that no attempt was made to type or to eat the pen. The sixty-five pound puppy was in her usual position sitting behind me with her front feet parked on the desk beside the keyboard. She was most vocal in her opinions, insisting that the cat should participate more. I disagree.
A trade can be arranged at your convenience.
Mara Buck
Marilyn Kallet says:
Companionable Muse!
I'm jealous. I write all alone. Your cat is like a neck-warmer with claws.
Herman Litsky says:
a furry feline
obviously ,it is contemptuous of your space..perhaps the cat will provide some literary motivation and co-authorship ..I await a further instalment..
June Casagrande says:
Can we get an orthopedist over here?
I'm an avowed cat person. Yet, between guffaws, all I can think of while watching this is: That guy's poor back!
Sharon Lampert says:
What a Team Effort
The writing room is sparten. Where else can the cat find comfort?
Schmaltzy, the world famous piano playing cat has a new website and a new children's book, Schmaltzy, In America, Even a Cat Can Have a Dream."
Website: http://www.schmaltzy.com
Sharon Esther Lampert
Poet, Philosopher, and Educator