Half Full by Maria Scrivan for March 11, 2022

There should be a small pie piece for scratching the furniture.

Don’tforget about playing, and demanding being brushed or rubbed.

clearly prepared by Garfield

No time for playing, cuddles & grooming??? My baby does all these things!!!

Yep, seems pretty accurate.

Stalking, knocking things over, fighting invisible monsters, kneading a willing lap for a proper nap.

staring into the void, hissing at the void, chattering a birds

In addition to the things mentioned by others above, such as cuddling and playing, even some of the sleeping and napping involves interaction with humans. Such as getting on laps and looking so peaceful that you can’t bear to disturb them. Or sprawling across whatever it is that you’re trying to read.

Forgot exploring.

Time spent in the litter box and staring out windows?

Now do one for dogs:

Sleeping: 30%

Scratching fleas: 20%

Chewing up shoes: 15%

Peeing in the living room: 5%

Barking its fool head off: 30%

Pondering the laser pointer..2%

For cats, “drawing blood” is missing. I loved my cats, but playtime and petting time can easily turn into clawtime without warning. I guess it’s because they know their place in life and we sometimes forget.

Remove the hair balls slice and that could be a lot of people, too.

Needs a slice waking me from a sound sleep by sneaking under the blankets and chewing on my toes.

Grooming, i.e., licking themselves incessantly, is conspicuously missing from that pie chart.

You say exploring, I say stalking…

Love it! Thanks for the repeat. The classics are worth seeing again.

Napping and resting are pretty much the same thing, eating should be higher

I don’t think this describes my cat… this sounds a lot more like my husband!!!

Singing the song of their species, loudly!