Stephen's wig

[nid_dabeille]

Remember my cat I was mentioning in a previous post, who likes to mess with things and knock things off of the desk?  Only minutes after posting that, I noticed that Surprise Stephen's wig was missing.  It had been on a high shelf that the cat had never taken interest in before, never!  So I had thought it was safe.  But no.

After doing a whirlwind cleaning job to try to find it, I finally tracked it down under the scratching post.

I would think it was funny and Stephenish - if it hadn't taken me something like 6-8 hours to make the little thing.

Tomorrow, I'll set up the Scat Mat on the desk.  This is the last straw!





ETA:  This was what it looked like before:




Alas!  I think I might be able to salvage what's there, though, and not have to start completely from scratch.  I hope so.

Comments

I HAD a bad kitty too.

[(Anonymous)]

Eudora was bad about things like this. She broke so many things including one of my antique kerosene lamps, which fortunately did not have any oil in it at the time.

The last straw for me was when I heard a huge crash, and she had attacked an oil painting that was above the piano. It had sentimental value, and she put two huge slashes in it, as well as knocking things off the piano that had shattered all over the floor.

She took one look at my face when I came in the room, and went into hiding.

Eudora now lives with people down the street. Their cat wanted a playmate. I now have Snickers who was turned in at the shelter because he likes dogs but doesn't like other cats. He's awesome, and has yet to break a single thing. ;-)

Re: I HAD a bad kitty too.

[grace-poppy.livejournal.com]

Yikes! Eudora sounds like quite a handful! My other cat Nemo was a bit wild when I first got him, but I think it was because he too wanted a playmate, and fortunately his brother and littermate Gianni was still at the shelter, so I adopted him too. I'm glad they have each other to terrorize now.

Did you ever get the painting restored?