WWTBAM Bored

. . . your furry friend Kitty, that is. Elves are very fond of cats, except when the cats sneak up behind them.

Anyway, you've gotten some spiffy gifts, and as your household companion, Kitty should be just as well-dressed and well-equipped as the lady of the house.

For dress-up occasions, here's a lovely collar:

http://tinyurl.com/2epgnt

For nap-time, here is my favorite cat bed. (I've looked at dozens, including some beds priced many, many times higher, but I think this one is the most attractive:

http://tinyurl.com/2uktcg

To make sure that bed remains toasty warm even on the two or three nights that your Alabama winters drop below 50 degrees, here's a special addition:

http://tinyurl.com/2vknkd

Merry Christmas!

Speaking of toasty warm, for folks who live in paces where it does get cold, I bought some interesting doohickeys last week. You break it and it generates heat for 8 hours. It's small enough to fit in your shoes. I got 30 of them for $20 from sportsmansguide. I'd intended to use them at Panthers games but I might sell my seats.

Wow! Don't let Natalie see these things or she will want them for her Yorkie, even though it says it's for "cats". Very intriguing. Thanks KK!

Ritterskoop wrote:Speaking of toasty warm, for folks who live in paces where it does get cold, I bought some interesting doohickeys last week. You break it and it generates heat for 8 hours. It's small enough to fit in your shoes. I got 30 of them for $20 from sportsmansguide. I'd intended to use them at Panthers games but I might sell my seats.

I think the hunters around here use those things. It can get pretty cold sitting in a deer stand for several hours.

I'm sure the hunters would be thrilled to learn that the women I know tuck one of those little packets into the front of their bras, then layer on a shirt and sweater. You can stay toasty for hours!