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Ruby and the Dining Room Table
POSTED ON AUGUST 25, 2019 BY RACHAELIKINS
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Recently we got a new-to-us dining room table. Maybe some followers remember the post “Cats and Their Aquarium?” Well, this 20 lb beauty’s repeated jumping down onto the 65 gal aquarium broke it, and after 4 months of new flooring and other things, new tank ensued.
This tank is situated in such a space that no feline can jump onto it nor up onto a nearby cabinet and from there down on top of fragile glass. Ruby is not pleased.
Its bad enough she has had to endure the ministrations twice already of the grooming bus. With mom’s 2 hands holding, our Danielle is able to rake out each time a whole other cat made of purely Ruby hair.Personally I would feel much better without mats in my armpits and binding my legs, but what do I know?
Enter the dining table. Luckily the friend from whom it came is also a cat lover and finds the possession of the table by Ruby hilarious. I was trying to set my place for lunch the other day, and this look in photo is what I got. Ruby believes the table was delivered just for her. She shares, albeit grudgingly, with little sister as it is directly in front of their favorite bird watching windows. Its smooth and cool and exactly Ruby’s size.
As for me? I just put my plate on a tray and eat in the livingroom.Rachael and RubyAssociate Editor Clare Songbirds Publishing House, Auburn NYhttps://www.claresongbirdspub.com/shop/featured-authors/rachael-ikins/2018 Independent Book Award winner (poetry)2013, 2018 CNY Book Award nominee2016, 2018 Pushcart nomineeWww.writerraebeth.wordpress.comhttps://m.facebook.com/RachaelIkinsPoetryandBooks/@poetreeinmoshun on Instagram@writerraebeth on Tumblr@nestl493 on TwitterDON’T MISS OUT!Subscribe To Newsletter
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2 THOUGHTS ON “RUBY AND THE DINING ROOM TABLE”
- weggieboy says:Before I retired in 2009, I bought some nice fureniture I intended to last until I died. One of the pieces, a glide rocker, came with a matching glider ottoman. In 2011, I became a cat daddy to two Persian kittens, one of which, Dougy, decided the ottoman was his. That meant, of course, he had to let his brother Andy (and me, I suppose – I don’t get to use it….) know it was his. In cat terms, that means he angrily scratches it to emphasize his ownership buy leaving his scent all over it. In time, all four corners have been ripped out, exposing the padding. Looks like heck, definitely won’t last till I die without getting it recovered in a lovely Kevlar fabric! LOL!Yes, I would eat on a tray instead of upsetting the kitty, too! Dining room tables are meant for kitties. Aren’t they?AUGUST 25, 2019 AT 9:20 AMREPLY
- Authoress51 says:As a cat parent, I have definitely learned who is in charge, and its Not me.
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