1. I prefer fish to chicken. (My brofur, Mr. M, prefers chicken to fish, so one of us is always willing to lick both dishes clean.) 
2. Learning to climb DOWN a tree was much harder than I expected. (The trick is to go down tail first, instead of try and copy squirrels and go down nose first.)
3. One way that I relax is napping in a cozy sun–puddle. 
4. Frogs always makes me happy. 
This post is participating in Friendly Fill-Ins, which is hosted by McGufy’s Reader & 15andmeowing – on Thursdays, they asked these 4 fill in the blank questions:
1. I prefer ________________ to ________________.
2. ____________________ was much harder than I expected.
3. One way that I relax is_______. 
4.______always makes me_______.
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1. Our cats all prefer chicken. 2. George flies off of things, going for height and distance. The girls all just jump down cautiously. 3. Yes, we agree, sun puddles are wonderful. 4. Kermit is our favourite frog. HUGS. We are so happy you join us with Friendly Fill-Ins.
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Your fill ins are fun!
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That tree tip sounds very helpful!
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Apparently cat claws and squirrel claws work different… not sure why or how.
>^.^<
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Thank you for participating Purrseidon, great answers. Somehow I knew you would prefer fish to chicken, I think you were a mermaid in your last life 🙂 I have heard cats have trouble with the getting down part on trees so it is best not to climb too high so your folks can get a ladder to rescue you.
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It is embarrassing to admit this, but I only figured out how to get down unaided, recently. Prior to that, I either had to call for help or jump.
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PS: M & I sent Ms. Pheobe a little something to help cater her birthday party. It should arrive tomorrow.
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Purrseidon,
I like frogs, too. We have these little tree frogs here on the Gulf Coast that love to get in the house. I was sound asleep the other night when one jumped into my ear. Suzanne got him out using a paper plate (was she plating him up?) . Hang 20, little dude!
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Maybe they are the same ones we have here, on the Space Coast…. you didn’t eat him, did you?!? I’ve heard of humans eating frog legs…
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Great answers to the Fill-ins! We didn’t know that about trees!!
The Florida Furkids
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They are much different than my ladder.
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I think that frogs are cute. We have several different kinds here and some like to come inside for a visit. We have regular frogs and then a teeny, tiny version of them. We have the tree frogs that love to come inside the house (so do the lizards). It tends to wake one up right quickly to get hopped on by a little frog all of a sudden. 🙂
You are such a cute and cool kitty. 🙂 Have a blessed day.
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Yes, I LOVE IT when my frog friends come inside, but my staff is very rude about it… I am working on their training.
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Maybe remind your staff that at least it isn’t a snake. 🙂 Have a great weekend.
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That’s a meowser of an idea! I hear that Mr. Rom did that…. purrhaps I could invite that garter snake in, then they wouldn’t think Froggie was so bad…
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haha That just might work! We could mail you Sir Hiss. 🙂
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You are too generous!
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It would be no trouble whatsoever, David says. 🙂
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What a lovely duo! Have a great day!
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Thank you!
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Great post! My girls love cozy sun puddles.
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Saphera even enjoys a nice sun puddle.
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One of my feral cats, Taurie, who was born and grew up here, has never gotten the concept of coming down the tree backwards. This surprises me, because her mother was very diligent teaching her offspring survival skills. I have one tree that is on enough of an angle that she can run down it to the ground. There’s another tree on the opposite side of the house where she often hangs out, but if she wants to come down, such as when I’m feeding them, she jumps on the roof and goes to the other tree. She’s very arboreal, much more than her litter mates, yet never learned the proper way to come down. Amazing.
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We lived in NY for a few years and a neighbor had a huge oak with a trunk that was about 30′ slant… a feral cat loved antagonizing the dog in that yard, and when it was chasing her hard, she’d run right up that tree… the dog wasn’t too bright and never failed to follow until he was about 10-12 feet off the ground, then, inevitable, he’d panic and fall.
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Great choices, Purrseidon!!
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Thank you!
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Great fill-ins Purrseidon.
Shoko
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Meowser & thank you!
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MOL We don;t eat fish here. Not even mommy eats fish. As fur frogs, we’s never seen one. Can you believe it? MOL
Luv ya’
Dezi and Raena
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We have Cuban tree frogs and geckos everywhere… there is also a garter snake that likes to chase Ms. Munchkin and Saphera is trying to catch that armadillo… oh, and a bobcat lives in the bird sanctuary, which is just down the street… lots to watch around here.
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Meow what a zoo. ‘Course we would luvd da geckos. They eat spiders and bugs. We have bobcats and coons and armadillos and such, but they’re mostly out back. Ya’ll enjoy your shows.
Luv ya’
Dezi and Raena
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I have found that if you want to practice going down headfirst it helps to start on something small, like a scratching post. Kommando Kitty
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Um, were you successful? I started with my oak tree and it didn’t turn out well. >^.^<
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My humans laughed at me, but it was pretty easy. Maybe it’s different outside. Be careful.
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Hmmmm…. when no one is looking, I’ll give this a try. Thanks for the tip! >^.^<
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