Positioning

Being a kitty is often about strategy.

We has to know when to meow, when to purr, where to sit.

I has found a good position today.

It's hot, so I needs to cool down.

But I also wants fuss.

What to do?

Perfect solution...

Flomp down onto the cooling floor, and...

Roll over to expose my belly.

A little, squeaky meow, then maximum belly rubs from my hooman.

The ideal spot.




 

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