Claude (BC, Canada) was on top of the kitchen cabinet watching his human rummage around inside it, when he decided their head was ripe for booping. They received one, unexpected but generous boop.
The unpacking of the cat food delivery box would be going a lot faster if Voltaire (Saskatchewan, Canada) did not insist on sitting it at the same time. On reflection it was an inevitable outcome.
Zim (South Yorkshire, UK) was getting very chittery watching a wasp fly past the patio windows. He needs to practice a bit more if he wants to sound like a little buzzing insect.
The humans seem to be paying a lot of attention to one particular piece of paper. This is not ok, because no document is more important than Pippin (BC, Canada).
Lydia (Greater London, UK) has just been popping her little head through the door to check in on things throughout the day. Clearly she feels that her human needs a bit of supervising.
Miki (Chūbu, Japan), would like it to be known that although she looks like someone stole her cat treats, she is in fact happy and contented, and her face just looks like that.
There was a loud noise in the kitchen. On investigation there was only a spatula mysteriously on the floor, and Wordsworth (Greater London, UK). Apparently he was also checking out the unexplained movement of the spatula.
Rory (New Mexico, USA) gets tired following his human around, so he has claimed the walker basket as his own! Life is apparently tiring for this kitten but he is happy his forever home came with comfy transportation in the house.
Pippin (BC, Canada) was absolutely desperate for dinner. So hungry. In fact when he finally got it, it might have been a bit too satisfying. It looks like he’s been in a food coma ever since.
Picasso (Central Bohemian Region, Czechia) was found batting around a pair of tweezers she had somehow gotten hold of. For some reason her humans took it away. They are so picky about what is a toy and what isn’t. She is far too creative to be held back by their preconceptions.
Dave (Ontario, Canada) is being a little cuddle-bug, so obviously his human cannot go and make their dinner, no matter how hungry they are. He is too busy dreaming little dreams to move.
LeeLoo (Pacific Northwest) says its cool to live life on the edge. In fact she is living life on the edge twice as much as anyone else as she stands on the edge of two armchairs at once.
Barbara the tuxedo cat (Ohio, USA) takes a break from her busy day: After a full morning waking up the household and inspecting all the plants, Barbara took a break in the new chair before the humans prepared her breakfast.