we have now did this many times the first year we had her. She would also drag a cat toy (a wand) into the dining room-she actually still does this occasionally.

when I pull in. Unless she's totally conked out.

I see various animals sitting and looking out their windows, waiting for their humans to return.

That is a long-legged kitty.

Got his long white socks on!

He looks relieved.

. . . train him to carry in the groceries !!!!

I was in my sixties before my kids took over that duty! 😆

gg

In the window for you!

…could you want?

Now I'm waiting to see if he remains svelte or if he becomes as 'robust' as his brother.

That's what my doggy leaves on my storm door window.

My dogs fall all over themselves when wife Bonnie comes through the gate. My early warning system.

"You're all I've got."

Thanks for posting the lovely cool photo. He's a handsome boy!.......

What he is saying is get the hell up it is time for second walk.

It was a "retro" style, but electric, and had an analog dial. So I set it to wake me up at 6:30 am, but it would go off at 6:30 pm too. I worked 9 to 6, so unless I stopped for errands, I would get home around 6:30, and my cat would be waiting for me in the window.

BUT, if I stopped to do grocery shopping or, heaven forbid, meet a friend for dinner, I had hell to pay for getting home "late". She lived to be 23 and got quite hard of hearing. If I waltzed in at 7:30 or 8 pm, she would "yell" at me with a loud meow. She was quite a companion.