Monday 18 November 2013

Playing with fire

I do understand why the humans have their fireplaces for, but recently they have done something I really don't get. The lady of the house lighted many small fires on the table! What could be the reason behind that, do you know? Are they going to grill some snacks on it? Do they need to warm up their hands by those fires when they are eating? I really don't know! I was checking the fires pretty close by, but still I don't understand the sense in that. Well, there are many things the humans do that I find quite insane to tell you the truth... But if any of you have more educated guesses than I do, please share!
 
 
By the way, I was strictly supervised by the lady of the house, she wouldn't let me light myself up with those small fires!
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  1. da tabbies o trout towne18 November 2013 at 23:13

    dood....we like yur eye dea bout small grillz....minnow R all ways sew hard ta sear up coz they fall thru two de grill pan...grate thought !!! ya could all sew roast those way tinee marshmellows over thoz candles !!!! N prob ablee de peepulz bee wantin sum roe mance.....ewe can chillax with uz in trout towne if that bee de case....we iz all confirmed bacherlorz N bachelorettez heer !! :)

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    1. Carlos The Cat19 November 2013 at 20:41

      I think these could be very useful for that kind of grilling! I need to try those marshmallows sometime... I think the staff really just like to look at the fires, candles as they call them. It might even be the romance thing you mentioned, I wouldn't know anything about that. But it sounds like I would need to take on your offer and come by the next time I'm locked out from the bedroom!

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  2. AnnStaub19 November 2013 at 07:54

    Good to know you aren't going to burst into flames Carlos! My cat walked over the stove burner once and her fur went poof! She was fine, and just had a few singed furs.

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    1. Carlos The Cat19 November 2013 at 20:43

      Ouch! I've also been told that going too close to the fire is a good way to get curly whiskers!

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  3. Swami Zoe19 November 2013 at 19:34

    I think they get distracted my the sparkly flames! Be careful not to burn your whiskers! Me-Ommmmmm

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    1. Carlos The Cat19 November 2013 at 20:43

      You might be right. Yes, I will be careful, but the fire is surely interesting and tempting.

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  4. The Island Cats20 November 2013 at 00:57

    The mom does that at our house too, Carlos, 'cept those small fires usually smell.

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  5. Carlos The Cat20 November 2013 at 19:50

    OMC, smelly fires! That's weird stuff!

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