The Tribe Opines about how to celebrate Anti-Boredom month

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The Tribe at FelineOpines wants to help you fight off boredom so they’ve put together some suggestions to keep you free of ennui.

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  • Cherry tomatoes, hmm, where are they?
  • Ah, just what I need!
  • Okay, let’s get this meal going.
  • Yeah, I know about the “watched pot” thing but someone has to keep an eye on the pan.
  • Okay, I found the blender.
  • I wonder if those catnip cookies are done yet.

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If I move that flower a little more to the right I will have achieved Feng Shui
  • Now if I just paw this a bit to the left….
  • The pillow looks much better this way.
  • Oh my whiskers, so much to organize here!
  • This blogging thing is a breeze, don’t know why our Purrsonal Assistant is always complaining!
  • I’m loving this radio gig!
  • Waiting for my friends to join me at my “whiskey of the month” club.

Take a stroll, sniff the air, find a sun puddle

I am king of my neck of the woods!

Tired of the toys you have? Get some new ones or create your own.

  • New Toys!
  • I love my shark!
  • Find a new toy in the pantry.

And don’t forget to dream!

16 thoughts on “The Tribe Opines about how to celebrate Anti-Boredom month”

  4. When I was a kid, the one thing NOT to say was “I’m bored!” My Mom would have you fixed up with a sponge and a bucket in no time, and ordered to do some boredom-busting fun like scrubbing down the kitchen cabinets, or cleaning the bathtub. No “boredom” at the Christensen house! We also had (at peak Cat) 45 or so cats to amuse, be amused by, and care for. And, of course, you could always avoid boredom (and scrubbing) by draping yourself across a rocking chair with one of the volumes of our set of Encyclopediae. I’m pretty sure I read all 24 volumes all the way through!

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  5. LOVE the photos! By the way, our cats just got a new litterbox cabinet! It is in the diningroom, of all places. It looks like a lovely piece of furniture but when you open the cabinet doors there is a large litterbox inside with a compartment for the litter supply, we use Slide, and the gigantic scooper. The entrance cannot be seen from the room so visitors have no clue what is inside.

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