Morgan gets blamed for most things.
There is a reason for that. She does most of the naughty things that happen here.
Broken vases, that’s Morgan.
Rearranged centerpieces, that’s Morgan.
Noseprints on the kitchen window, Morgan again.
Spilled glasses, that’s the beloved husband! (Cleary Morgan doesn’t do everything.)
Just like with people, sometimes we blame the wrong pet.
I owe Morgan an apology.
My cats don’t eat plants except for cat grass or so I thought. Last week I noticed that the palm tree I am wintering over has some chewed fronds. It’s right in back of the chair that Morgan sleeps on. It doesn’t take a detective to figure this out…or does it.
Here is a photo I snapped of the “perpetrator.” Looks a lot like sweet innocent Mollie.
She skedaddled as soon as she saw me, snickering all the way.
I’m with Mollie…. do the deed and put the blame on poor old Morgan. 🙂
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Morgan is neither poor nor old. Most of the time she deserves it but every once in a while even the naughty one isn’t responsible.
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Aha! Busted is right, Mollie. Sometimes the quiet ones can surprise us!
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Still waters and all that……
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Cats are evil – but who doesn’t love them?
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I think of them as crafty and smart but evil is about the same thing.
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Didn’t she know camera surveillance is everywhere these days? And I hear cat owners are becoming notorious for candid photos. Mollie belonging to a cat owner really should have exercised more caution. Not that I’m advocating that she enter into a life a of crime, you understand.
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No, of course not!
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LOL! 😀
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I hope you were able to explain to Morgan how a negative reputation develops over time and then we occasionally get blamed for something we didn’t do–just because of that reputation! This is a good object lesson for Morgan to learn! 🙂 You really have to keep an eye on your mischievous menagerie!
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That’s the thing about multiple pets, they think you don’t know who did it.
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What a little Dickens!
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I know! She’s the good cat.
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Mollie!!!! Kate, you and the new camera are a force to be reckoned with!
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Yes. Unfortunately in this cat household there is no consequence for doing some bad. Well maybe there is if you count “bad kitty, bad kitty” said in a soothing voice.
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Clearly Mollie didn’t get the memo about your new camera. I love that you captured the crime.
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Gotta love a zoom lens!
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Poor Morgan. Always being falsely accused. Long suffering. Probably never done a thing wrong in her whole life.
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Right, never once. Except for that expensive vase. Ok yes there is that sweet little duck statue from Nashville. Then there is……..
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That’s your side of the story. I’d like testimony from Morgan as I believe she has a different version of events.
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I’ll schedule a deposition. You better bring tuna.
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Like siblings! My older sister got me blamed for SO MANY THINGS. I was grateful when my dad just started punishing the lot of us.
Bat Cat whacked everything off dressers and tables. It was as if clutter offended her.
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She was a minimalist. Most cats are.
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Ha! It sounds like my Sophie and your Morgan should meet.
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Sounds like trouble to me.
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I don’t have plants in the house. But Lily rips apart paper. So I often find piles of confetti where the pile of bills was.
My fault really. Its not like I couldn’t have put them in a drawer. She is just trying to teach me to be neater.
Anyway, I’m sure that’s how she rationalizes it.
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Morgan licks paper, especially bills. I have to hide them or they get shredded with slobbery kisses all over them.
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At my house it is always Frisky when something naughty happens. My grandson named her right.
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The name does indeed sound appropriate.
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Ha! Only children never get away with anything because they have no siblings on whom to pin the blame.
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Except the family dog perhaps.
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Ah, plants. I used to have quite a few. Not any more! My two fur babies will eat and kill anything I bring in. They have even attacked fake flowers! I don’t know which one it is, but I think it is both!
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I don’t usually have trouble unless it looks like grass. In cat minds palm fronds look like grass. Mollie does like to have a chew on fake flowers. I used to have beautiful silk arrangements on the dining room table. Not anymore. Now I have ceramic chickens with get moved around.
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Aw…poor Morgan, getting blamed for everything. I know the feeling, growing up, my sister used to try and put the blame on me for mishaps around the house.
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That’s what sisters do. I didn’t have one and both of my male siblings were close to 20 years older than me. I did try to blame our dog once in a while.
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Snorts with piggy laughter. Of course sometimes the wrong person or anipal gets blamed from time to time. It happens. I mean heck, I blame daddy every chance I can for anything. XOXO – Bacon
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But that’s because your Daddy usually does it!
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Darn straight my friend! I like the way you think. Snorts with piggy laughter. XOXO – Bacon
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Yup, they are sneaky little things. We used to blame everything on Minh, who is most often the perpetrator of arguments in the house, until Annie came along. Now they split the task!
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Glad to see Annie gets in trouble! I usually know who does what but this time I was fooled.
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Annie is young so she likes to play, and doesn’t always care if the older cats aren’t interested. She is also a bit of a bully with one of our cats who acts scared all the time, and so gets bullied easily. Always interesting watching cat hierarchies.
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Morgan occasionally bullies Mollie because Mollie will run. Hazel just sits and looks at her so that’s no fun. With Annie’s sad start in life, it’s good to see her rebound so well.
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