sweet nothings...

These are one of the funniest videos about cats I've ever seen. Especially the second one. Thanks for sharing!

Me too! But if you try to dry their fur wit a hairdryer, that is what they don't like! At least my aunt's cat doesn't like that. If he hears the sound and feels a hairdryer he immediately starts to jump over room like crazy.

SO FUNNY!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Work that body! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

The second cat is doing that to drink the dropping water from his head!

Usually pets consider you either as the alpha of the pack or their mom. As result they probably like to be licked as moms do with puppets. Rubbing them with the towel is obviously closer to licking than the electrical hairdryer.

Kirsten, I guess your dog likes her water flavored, like some people like coke instead of water
Besides, some dogs, especially hunting dogs, like to jump in water whenever they have the chance. And more the water is dirty, more fun they seem to have.

Maybe your home water tastes a little like chlorine because it is the common additive for reducing the bacteria presence in drinkable water. You know "tastes" are actually "smells" because our tongue can recognize only basic tastes like acid-salt-sweet-metallic etc, so when you drink or eat actually you feel the "smell" of food. And dogs do have a better nose than us.

Oh, do not drink "stagnant" water, you would probably develop some diarrhoea from it. Or worse. It depends mostly if it is contaminated by feces.

I guess rain water has got a better smell for Rhona.

Think of those poor sailors who had to stay at sea for months with sweet water kept in wooden barrels all the way. I guess it became putrid after a relatively short time and then probably they had to add vinegar or alchool.

How do you feel today?

Do you look like this?

I know it is annoying but you should better stay in.

Do you have a regular contract?

egor writes:

смешной кот

LORENZO!!!!

And not only said! He even showed you how sweet you look!!!

Lorenzo! You are such a mean man!

That is a side effect of your "swine" flu

About the contract, how does the "sick leave" work?

...Said the little pig

Kirsten, may I suggest you should know your contract a little better?

Unfortunately I don't know anything about working in Scotland. Here if you have got a regular contract as employee you can be on payed "sick leave" for 6 months. Of course your sickness must be certified by a doctor.
Then there are "temporary" contracts (which usually get renewed as trick to not sign a regular contract) and those are legally based on some achievement (like a project done), not the hours you work. Basically you don't have any guarantee because you are considered like a consultant. This kind of contracts are semi-legal because often are abused.

Feel better?