Haggis the helper

[abendgules]

Haggis put her paws at risk while helping me cut out hose... she was batting at the scissors as I cut.




Here she's helping Robert play Civ - she'd raced to his lap and leapt into place to plonk herself over his arm.







Here the mighty ham hunter tracks the movement of ham from the fridge to the chopping board.

Ham appears to be the path to Haggis' heart. She's interested in all our food, but ham gains the keenest appreciation and attention.

Robert had bought a 3kg section of cured ham, and we've been knawing it down over a couple of weeks, taking some of it to the Oxford scriptorium. Ever since, Haggis has been checking out the fridge at every opening.

Here she's keeping an eye on the cook as he chops up the last of it for stir fry.

Comments

[aryanhwy.livejournal.com]

That ham was awfully tasty.

[ormsweird.livejournal.com]

It's nice to see you have adapted to your feline overlords demands. :)

And I love her markings!

[con-girl.livejournal.com]

I've had a cat do the arm rest flop before. I don't know if it means you may only move this arm to suit me (stop playing with the computer) or if it is simply more comfy.

[merlyn-gabriel.livejournal.com]

she is adorable and has made herself thoroughly at home. You guys must be the A+ of cat parents!

[buttongirl.livejournal.com]

Ilanikhan has a housemate who has a "min Pin" dog. He might be 10 lb soaking wet, and I think he sometimes thinks he is a cat. He was helping us sew in a very similar fashion yesterday afternoon. Well, in between chasing his squeaking pig toy!

[larmer.livejournal.com]

Awesome. I once enjoyed playing Civ. no time now.

[maryf.livejournal.com]

She looks adorable - and well settled with you!

[suelet.livejournal.com]

She really is a pretty girl. Coquine used to help me sew the same way.....