I miss my cat.

If you know me you know I love animals and if you don't know me well then now you know that I love animals.

At home I have two dogs, okay only one is actually mine but it's very rude to not claim Coal plus I love him so yeah he's mine.  Here at school we have some fish, they're not very exciting but they glow in the dark so that's pretty cool.  We used to have a hamster but sadly he isn't with us anymore (R.I.P. Sonic) and we also had a cat but he stayed back home so that he didn't go through kitty depression.  He has many "friends" at Kyle's house that he reigns supreme over because he thinks he's king of the cats, at least that's the attitude he had when we left him.

But I miss him.  He liked to cuddle sometimes and also be up in my grill whenever I was trying to do something important.  It was also nice having him here when Kyle would get home late.  I'm not much of a people person so I don't go out with or invite over friends all that often but I sure do like animals so I wish little (well not so little anymore) Link was here.  However, I'm sure he's very happy at home lounging on his cat tower and doing other awesome cat things.

"This is my chair"

Happy Friday!

Caturday

This will probably be my one and only "Caturday" post unless while I'm home for the summer I feel inspired to post about my sister's cat. But we'll see, all in good time folks, all in good time.

Caturday is exactly what you think it is.  Talking about cats on Saturday.  This Saturday is all about one specific cat, Link.

There he is being inconvenient.

We brought Link home after Christmas break due to my excessive nagging about my dire need for a cat.  It was also very convenient that Kyle's parents had just took in two stray kittens and their mother.  I found this to be the perfect opportunity to bring our very own little kitty back to State College.

Now we're not supposed to have pets in our apartment but we'd already broken the rules with a hamster so what could happen if we brought home a cat?  Absolutely nothing is the answer.  At first we were worried about the maintenance people seeing him so we kept him in a closet, a very large one mind you, when we weren't around.  The clever little guy however figured out how to open the door so eventually that became out of the question.  Our worrying was however in vain.  One evening when our sink decided to overflow and make a royal mess the maintenance man came and saw our darling little Link.  He remarked that our cat was cute and that was the end of it. Phew!  

Here's the genius bird/squirrel watching.

So he was allowed out of his closet during the day but we kept him in at night.  That was fine until he started getting out again and now he has free roam 24/7.  He's the king of the castle.  Link chooses night to be his most annoying hour.  We're trying to sleep and he's usually trying to play.  

He sleeps all day just so he 

can torture us while we sleep.

All in all he's a really cute little guy and we love him.  Sometimes he thinks he's a dog, he love love loves to play fetch with his ball that he enjoys hiding in the apartment.  He's also a drooler which I've never had a cat do.  It's pretty gross.  I'd say his favorite thing to do is lay on our computers and/or climb all over us when we're doing something important.  His most recent hobby is trying to escape when we leave the apartment.  Yeah we're in trouble.

He's too cute.

I think I've covered everything I possibly can about the cute little ball of fur.  Happy Caturday!