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Truth. I live in a giant cat toy box. There are currently 2 large shredded cardboard boxes on my floor. One filled with packing paper in between the dining and living room, one filled with shredded pieces of said box in my living room, and I can't get rid of either of them because the cats play in them constantly. Everything is covered in blankets and fleecy pillow cases, there is a laundry basket on my dining room table that Apollo sleeps in during the day, another laundry basket on the floor in the dining room that Sundae sleeps in, the floor is littered with paper bag handles because those are Sundae's favorite toys, her second favorite toys being the bags they came off of. There's a small Ace bucket on the floor of the bathroom because the cats prefer to drink out of it instead of their fancy cat-approved proportionally correct expensive stainless steel bowls. There's a silicone placemat in my entryway because my cranky old lady Mae is intimidated by the other cats and when it's time to eat she runs to the front door, turns around so her back is to the 3 walls of the entryway so that nobody can sneak up on her, and she eats her food there. We can't get rid of the sacrificial shredded and stained Ikea Ektorp chair in the living room because it is the de facto scratching post and they play on/in/under it every day. I like to think it keeps them from scratching up the other furniture. At least that's what I tell myself to make its presence in my living room semi-tolerable.
These cats definitely rule the roost around here, but they also rule our hearts and souls. My life would be very boring and empty without them! I guess my life is well-balanced!
They're easily entertained. I received a small rubber camera grip last week that came in a package big enough to fit 500 of them in. Such a waste of cardboard, but that's another topic.
Threw the wrapping paper on the floor and wasn't there a minute before she crawled underneath. She played with that for almost an hour.
Your post got me thinking I should go buy her a cardboard box filled with foam packing peanuts and see how big a mess she can make.
