Things it would be better for all concerned if cats would refrain from doing #372

[truepenny]

Opening the bathroom door while the biped is in the shower.

Catzilla's new name is Norman.

Comments

[fidelioscabinet.livejournal.com]

Well, finally, an advantage to the old-fashioned claw-footed bathtub I have--the cats have trouble opening the shower curtain.

Blood pressure back down to normal yet?

[angelhunter.livejournal.com]

Be glad that it is only the bathroom.

*goes to buy a lockable fridge*

[lazy-neutrino.livejournal.com]

I looked up, while sitting on the loo, to find the cat staring at me in horror through the (upstairs) window.

[wintersweet.livejournal.com]

*giggle*

[mithriltabby]

When we had a transparent shower curtain, Cleo would happily bat at the water droplets running down the inside of the curtain, during or after a human’s shower. Having a kitty paw slap a cold shower curtain against my nether anatomy is not my favorite way to become alert in the morning...

[mevincula.livejournal.com]

Better than joining you in the shower. Before cancer medications made walking on the tub edge impossible, Ambush would stick his head around the corner of the shower curtain and head butt me until I scratched his ears. Yes he got soaking wet.
Take a bath you say? He was used to stroll around the edge of the clawfoot tub, occasionally dipping in a paw to wash his face.
Oh, lock the door! (no mere shutting of doors would suffice) whereupon there was a howling and a rumpus, and a rattling of door handles until either the elderly lock in an ancient door popped loose, or the neighbors began pounding on the front door for a little quiet.
Now in his illness, he merely perches on the toilet to watch, and jumps into the warm porcelain when I get out (from where he must be lifted out again since he cannot make the jump out)