About us

Well, how to describe us…?

We are my partner in life and my children , the dogs Emma and Luna, my horse Tom and all the so beloved and kindly giants, the cats. They set themselves the target to entertain us in a lovely way.
Here a few things which they have promised us they will never do again…


 

-   I will never lean forward that far again to drink some water out of the bathtub, fall into it and then directly jump into the box with the clumping cat litter. (It took so long to get this stuff out of my coat)

-      I will never again at dead of night carry dirty socks out of the cellar upstairs into the bedroom, depose them on the bed and miaow out loud so that my humans can adore my catch.

-      I will never ever again play “flock of crazed and indomitable beasts, who chase through the Serengeti“  with the humans while they try to sleep.

-      I can’t jump through closed windows to catch some birds outside! If I forget that, and I at the try bang my head against the window and fall behind the sofa, I will not get up and try it all again.

-      I will never again complain about my wet botty and that I’m thirsty after I have sat in the water bowl.

-      I will never again put my paw into any case to see whether something interesting might be in it.  And if I do it anyway I will not hiss or claw when my human has to shave me to get the wood glue out of my coat.

-      If I bite a cactus, it will bite back.

-      When my human types something on the computer, his forearms are not a hammock. Computer and TV-screens do not exist to light my wonderful tail.

-      I will never again jump onto the console while my human wants to type an important gzerg37^^644673guzhc,löc,  crkü1kä#94i 

-      I will learn to relax at the veterinarian, so that they write down things like “lovely cat“ or “handsome cat“ into my card file instead of “evil cat“, “bites often“ or “need help“.

-      I will never again be cross with my humans all day, and then at 2.00 am kiss his nose to show that I forgave him and that he can stroke me now.