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Inspired by the many amusing cat videos of the internet, I set out to document my cats escapades with my phone, because they are obviously very exciting and adorable being mine!
The following four links is my spirit being crushed into a fine, despair filled powder. Also features: Bad french accent while I pretend to be a french art film student doing cat documentary.
I kind of think the point of my videos is that I'm the worst cat vidder in the entire world.
Debating taking an actual good one, with a real camera, because French Fry really is a lovely cat. And does cute things, like chase her tail's shadow in a circle in a whirlwind. It's actually pretty hard to find her when she's just sitting there staring at nothing.
In other news, in the past two days I've read Aliens Ate My Homework by Bruce Coville, and Enchanted Glass by Diana Wynne Jones. The first was most excellent and a fun read, and soon to be read to my eight year old stepbrother. The other one was very enjoyable, but once again I found myself wishing that Diana Wynne Jones was better on the story dismount at the very end. She's still my very favourite author in the whole world though.
The following four links is my spirit being crushed into a fine, despair filled powder. Also features: Bad french accent while I pretend to be a french art film student doing cat documentary.
Cat Documentary 1: Cat does something mildly interesting with string
Cat Documentary 2: Cat stares at nothing, twitches. Refuses to get off table.
Cat Documentary 3: Cat stares at nothing, twitches. Dog licks the goddamn phone.
Cat Documentary 4: Cat sleeps on pig, ignores me.
Cat Documentary 5: Cat sits at kitchen table, stares at nothing.
I kind of think the point of my videos is that I'm the worst cat vidder in the entire world.
Debating taking an actual good one, with a real camera, because French Fry really is a lovely cat. And does cute things, like chase her tail's shadow in a circle in a whirlwind. It's actually pretty hard to find her when she's just sitting there staring at nothing.
In other news, in the past two days I've read Aliens Ate My Homework by Bruce Coville, and Enchanted Glass by Diana Wynne Jones. The first was most excellent and a fun read, and soon to be read to my eight year old stepbrother. The other one was very enjoyable, but once again I found myself wishing that Diana Wynne Jones was better on the story dismount at the very end. She's still my very favourite author in the whole world though.