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days_unfoldingThe other day, I bought Random about $30 worth of toys out of guilt because he's at home alone now. I've given one him thus far, and he batted at it only once or twice, and that was it.
I just knocked over a plastic cup with a lid and something inside that rattles. Apparently it's endlessly fascinating to Random. Go figure.
Too tired to write about anything of greater import.
I just knocked over a plastic cup with a lid and something inside that rattles. Apparently it's endlessly fascinating to Random. Go figure.
Too tired to write about anything of greater import.
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Date: 2002-03-07 10:52 pm (UTC)Random's a very funny cat because he doesn't play with stuff (sanctioned or unsanctioned) very much. However, I was reading cat behavior books and got the guilts because he isn't getting much stimulation, so I bought the toys.
I tried the tinfoil, and he did play with it for a little while. I also tried another one of the toys I bought (a string with feathers that hangs off a wand that I can move) and that toy got the most attention that I've seen him give to a toy. However, he soon got fed up with it, and first turned his back, and then ran away.
Maybe napping is Random's preferred form of activity. Works for me-;)