I'm just as happy that you left it to my imagination.

Eeek, thank you for not posting a picture of that. That moment of hesitation on your part is worth every penny of college tuition. Fig dear, really, there are better ways of getting attention...really.

Ok, time to make Fig into a Newton!! ;)

Honestly, we get our blog fodder in mysterious ways, do we not? It is pretty damn funny, Sandy (in a very sad, mourning for you and the wool way, of course), and I know exactly what you mean about grabbing the camera. Thank goodness for daughters.

Here, kitty kitty kitty....ARGH!!!

Oh Yuk.....
On the other hand ,what colour is your Belladonna?

To be honest, I don't know if my cat would have survived this show of disapproval of my knitting talent. I hope the sweater survived this attack.

I love to watch the amaryllis! My amaryllis pic went up January 18 on my blog. Great minds, eh?

I guess Fig disapproves of your choice of color, or something. ;-)

Still... ugh. How awful! I hope you can salvage the sweater.

Well, Fig is not eating the thread! Mine attacks wool balls, they belong to Her alone.

Oh geez Louise...now I gotta clean coffee spew off my computer! Please warn the innocents next time!

Hmmmm... maybe that is his not so subtle way of telling you he wants something handknitted too??? A kitty Pi maybe???

Thanks for not posting that pic :) The one thing that keeps me from getting a kitty is the possibility of them throwing up... it is also the reason I have no kids so far...

Cheers Eva

Ewwwww! There's nothing worse than cat and dog pewk! And the clean up? Double ewww! My sympathies to you- really!

Poor sweater-Did Fig have a hairball?

OMG! that is so awful! my kids having the flu for 5 days totally wiped out my knitting time just cuz i wasn't gonna let them near it! when you soak it, maybe the vodka thing will help get rid of any pukey stuff?

UGH.....been there, experienced that!!! And don't they just ALWAYS choose the most "un-appropriate" places to leave their presents?????

I swear sometimes my cat does it on PURPOSE.....payback for something I unknowingly did!

Hope you can salvage the sweater!!!

At least, the Fig fur won't stand out too much on that sweater. ;^)

Oh dear! Naughty Fig!

I live in fear of our cats throwing up on hand knits. I usually dry hand knits on our radiators. First I lay a beach towel down. Then the handknit, then a thin old pillowcase on top. So far we've been spared.....

Score one for Fig.

Ohhhhh, ewwwwwwwww. Thank you, Bethany, for sparing us the photo. !!!

Vincent does the same thing, btw (NOT the gak part) with my drying sweaters. What is it about the smell of wet wool that draws them? He doesn't just lie on them, though -- he has to dig and move them around and rub his smell on them. all the while I screech and yell and worry about pulls in the sweaters.

I am so sorry. I have been there, too, and it isn't pretty.

Ummm, big bottle of Soak?

Sorry about the cat puke. I washed all my socks yesterday and had them all arranged beautifully around the woodstove. This morning Mason was taking a nice nap while laying across them. But he's more respectful than Fig. He saves his throw up for the carpet.

Oh no! That Fig!