I always leave boxes and packaging out for shipments I’ve received so the cats can fully exhaust their “usefulness”. They loved this fancy shredded paper from Scotland! It will be destined for the compost pile after hanging out under some rabbit cages for a bit.
Of course it means waking up to this scene every day for a week. Totally worth it.
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Ha ha, that’s hilarious! XD
You are a wonderful cat-mom! Great pic. By the way, unless I missed something, I think it’s only January 9 today haha.
Thank you Lynne! Not sure why WordPress always thinks it’s a day later!
Mr Midnght and Sir Winston, from our blog “Gilmours Nice Place”, say that it look a lot of fun playing in your box with the shredded paper and they wish they could also play with your furry friends. It looks like I´ve got to order something now (preferably from Scotland!) so that my two furry rascals can have a play. Thank you for sending the great photograph.
Meow, purr purr and all the best out of the Black Forest. 🙂