For the first time, Kenn planted a small garden this year. Some things didn’t do very well, but we did get a few bell peppers and the tomatoes are still coming in. However, we’ve learned the hard way that we can’t leave tomatoes sitting on the kitchen counter to finish ripening. Nyx, our black cat, has a weird obsession with them. Any tomato left unguarded will, at the very least, develop teeth marks – if it doesn’t completely disappear.
Earlier this week I showered while Kenn cooked supper. When I came downstairs to set the table, etc. he told me that he’d brought in three tomatoes. He turned his back for a minute and all three were gone. He managed to find two of them (one was in the garbage disposal) but one was still missing in action. I didn’t find the third one until I went downstairs to play video games. The remains of the third tomato were at the base of the stairs.
Our cats definitely keep life interesting, LOL!
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What a wild obsession for a cat. Is it because they roll all wonky-like? It can’t be because they taste good, could it? I’m loving Nyx!
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I have no idea what fuels her tomato obsession. She is also the reason we had to put child-proof latches on our kitchen cabinets; she refused to leave them alone. She also like to chew on the ears of the ceramic cow I have on the kitchen counter. She’s definitely unique.
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Ha! What a character
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That cat wasted no time!
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She’s a furry little ninja!
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Nyx finds it palatable I guess.. or the curiosity and all the playful act with rolling tomatoes
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She fixates on strange things. We had to put child-proof latches on the kitchen cabinets because she refused to leave them alone. She also likes to chew on the ears of my poor ceramic cow.
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Aww.. very playful indeed. Reminds me of baby proofing here for my one year old..
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