A Feather Lesson From Misty
MISTY
I've been taking flying feather lessons from Max and I think I've learned a lot.
If you want to learn too, watch me and do as I'm doing. Eye/paw coordination is very important, so you kittens may have a hard time with this at first.
Keeping your head still and just moving your eyes, you watch, watch, watch...take a few trials swats...wait for it, wait, wait, then lunge forward and GRAB!!
See? Here I'm demonstrating the two-pawed catch and bite maneuver.
posted by The Crew @ 3:56 AM
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Whoa! Misty, you are very athletic and coordinated!
Excellent lesson! Thank you, Misty.
Excellent form, Misty! We think the next time the CB has Cat-O-Lympics, you can enter in this category--a gold medal for sure!
That's really great Misty, because ::whispers:: I'm the worst one in my family at chasing feathers!
I'm going to watch you and learn!
You're a pro! Thanx for the tips!
You are very good at that coordination thing. I am impressed.
nice technique, Misty!
Cool! We'll get to practicing right away...right after our nap!
*sigh* Yoo look soooo good catching da fevver...Oh, I feel funny...um, gotta go~Speedy
You area a good teacher! Thanks for the lesson!
Very good form Misty!
So much talent in one so young.
Oh and George, you can't let the blurp put a mouse on your head!
Thank you for that lesson, Misty! We're gonna go try that right now...
Great technique Misty
Great lesson!
Impressive. We are unsubtle in that we just do grab/bite/kill. Mebbe there is more to it than we thought.
That looks like FUN!!! You teach me the BESTEST things Misty! Thank you for being my friend! I wonder if we has flying fev-vers in the toy box the Lady Person won't let me climb in?
I finally posted my award too!
~Tenzing
We have a toy just like that! We drag it around the house and mewmie chases us. She worries we'll get tangled in it, so she put it away til it's playtime again
Kill it kill it kill it killitkillitkillitkillitkillit..!
Oh, sorry.
Feathers do things to me...
Misty, your really good, and we are still laughing about your plant lesson.
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