Why I'm not getting any work done today

[nonelvis]

Admittedly, I'm feeling pretty lazy and unmotivated anyway, even though I need to leave in an hour or so to run some tests.

But this isn't helping.

Comments

[columbina.livejournal.com]

<adamsavage>"Well, there's your problem."</adamsavage>

[platypus]

A lap is wasted with no cat in it. Or so the cats tell me.

(By the way, looks like the date stamp on your camera is a year off.)

[nonelvis]

Ah, so that's what all those hideous yowls before I put her on my lap meant.

(Thanks for the tip about the camera. Whoops.)

[profrobert.livejournal.com]

Inu is a carrier of laziness and unmotivation, infecting others in her orbit.

[nonelvis]

It's a very wide orbit indeed.

[bruyere-75.livejournal.com]

U can has cat grabbity?

(The Theory of Cat Gravity) (http://www.robinwood.com/Catalog/Prints/PrintPages/CatGravPoster.html)

[nonelvis]

You know, she didn't start whining to get on my lap until she thudded down from the sunny window, so I think this theory may definitely be at work.

[mmancuso.livejournal.com]

"That thing in the sky has more gravity than me. Fix it."

[nonelvis]

Even as I speak, she is off in the kitchen increasing her mass with Pounce.

[mmancuso.livejournal.com]

And, surprisingly, her density remains constant. Or is it The Other Cat whose density is a constant?

[(Anonymous)]

This happens to people of all professions (that is why brain surgeons do not work from home!)

I like this example of a problem between the artist and his still life study (http://levkonoe.livejournal.com/3053515.html). Well, at least he would have no problem to sell his painting to fellow cat owners who are well aware of this kind of situation!