That is true - when she is lying by my side, or sitting on the edge of
the bathtub, or jumpin gup on the table next to my chair...However I
assure you, when I have the camera pointed in her direction, she is
saying don't point the verilux lamp in my face. It is followed quickly
by her leaving wherever she was comfortable curled up. a moment after I
took this photo she left the scene. It was the 4th of rapidly fired
exposures.
She has a few untypical behaviors..among them is sitting on top of her
ladder in the kitchen when guests arrive and kissing them on the face,
if they
allow it. she runs to the door when the doorbell rings... then climbs
onto the ladder and speaks.. reaches out a paw sometimes..
I'm awake in the middle of the night so blabbing a bit
ann
On 11/28/2018 4:40 AM, Ralf R Radermacher wrote:
Am 28.11.18 um 04:17 schrieb ann sanfedele:
if she thinks I'm going to take her photo she often squints and /or
looks away
Squinting and looking away is a cat's way of smiling and signalling
that she may be approached.
When we squint at ours they usually squint back.
Ralf
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