There were prawns in this dish. All gone now.
I'll polish the dish. She might notice the prawns have all been hoovered up.
Maybe there will be second helpings.
Maybe.
Maaaaaaybe......
I fear the worst. This is tragic. She's so hard-hearted!
I'll stay here. Just in case.
Life is hard. I am patient. Prawns may come yet.
That is so adorable....
ReplyDeleteThanks for the laugh and smile.
Kary, Whiskey Sour, Dande, Pixie and Mumbie....and Butterscotch too!
I hope that you point out to these creatures, on a regular basis, just how spoilt they are!
ReplyDeleteOf course, they just see it as entitlement. You are only their slave, after all.
ahhhhh ... c'est bonne fil feline. I like prawns also xo, Oliver
ReplyDeletetil later my love ...prrrrrr
(Oliver lies - he does not like prawns "but" he would prepare them lovingly for his true love Miss Millie. He does LOVE Whiskas Kitten Temptations and will dance and spin in circles like a circus cat at the shake of their plastic pouch - and surely that counts for something). Susan
How can she refuse second helpings to such a sweet, patient face? Did you share with your fellow feline? We three would have ganged up on it at once!
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Aha, prawns. My Cassie and Sirius adore prawns also, but only Value prawns, the sort of wee rather soggy ones. Which is good.
ReplyDeleteGo and buy some more! That poor cat.
I've just met another bloggy person! So exciting!
Yes: they are adorable. And spoilt. And I am their slave. And the dog and Lottie also got prawns. But no, they didn't get second helpings because although these are the teeny, watery, soggy, frozen, cheap supermarket prawns, too much of a good thing puts them off their proper dinners and makes them so hideously fussy that even a slave can't cope.
ReplyDeleteAw, poor Millie, how can you let her starve like that! I'll have the RSPCA onto you...
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