Yes, cats find their way into ceilings, inside walls, and all sorts of other odd places. I particularly liked our cat's habit of getting into various drawers from behind- looking for something in a little used computer desk drawer and finding a cat was always somewhat amusing.

Next up, the New York Post breaks the news that kittens may be climbing Christmas trees and batting at ornaments.

cptjeff: Yes, cats find their way into ceilings, inside walls, and all sorts of other odd places. I particularly liked our cat's habit of getting into various drawers from behind- looking for something in a little used computer desk drawer and finding a cat was always somewhat amusing.

Next up, the New York Post breaks the news that kittens may be climbing Christmas trees and batting at ornaments.


This guy's habit is to follow you around and whine at you from the second floor of the barn. There are a few holes in the ceiling of the ground floor -- they used to have grain chutes, I think -- and he knows where all of them are.

/It is his way.
//Cats are awesome.

cptjeff: Yes, cats find their way into ceilings, inside walls, and all sorts of other odd places. I particularly liked our cat's habit of getting into various drawers from behind- looking for something in a little used computer desk drawer and finding a cat was always somewhat amusing.

Next up, the New York Post breaks the news that kittens may be climbing Christmas trees and batting at ornaments.

If there was a crazed 50 something year old man hiding up in the Christmas tree as well, that might be news.