Well, I guess I misread the reason for her odd expression when looking at her tape recorder. I was positive the woman had broken the plate instead of Elvis. My own detecting skills have been a bit off lately.
She needs a new BIG case. So glad it’s not a crush on Pucky. LOL But with Two kids and six cats, in their apartment alone, surely there are cases to be solved! So turn here loose to do her detective thing!
An awful lot of mysteries around here do tend to end with “the Robber Mice did it”. Not exactly brainteasers.
Maybe Goldie could get in touch with RCO (Radio Cat Oracle, the ghosts of the beloved household cats of days past) for a true-crime retrospective podcast? Mysteries of the Big Pink House Through the Ages?
I love the way Puck is trying to listen to her feelings, though he does not share them.Maybe the idea is that happy stories…new lamps and kibble…may easily get repetitive and boring, especially to a cat who’s had to survive in the Wide World. Detective work is likely to have some puzzles to solve, surprises, emotions and various malfeasances. Goldie may be sensing something like what Leo Tolstoy noted in Anna Karenina, “All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.”
Goldie needs a big mystery to solve. Something like the TV disappearing from the laundry room so that no one can watch “My IX Lives” which would be a crisis of great importance for the cats as well as The Robber Mice. Perhaps someone finds a secret door, room or passage somewhere in The Big Pink House. Goldie is not meant to do the “life interest” stories for BCN, she needs something more on the level of Woodward and Bernstein, a big story to break or a big crime to solve.
Goldie needs to feed her passion. Puck would understand, I think, but Lupin could as well (once he wasn’t destroying things). Elvis might or might not get it.
I don’t know how anyone could fail to be excited about new lamps and kibble, but if Goldie prefers detecting, she needs more mysteries to unravel. Perhaps she could start with The Mystery of the Missing Apology.
Detection is the mainstay of my retirement years. Where I left my glasses is the grunt work. What needs repair next is a recurring theme. Wondering if the squirrel is on the roof or in the attic is in the horror genre.
I liked Puck cause he was an understanding kinda cat. Even for a seasoned reporter, he got me! He knew my back story, a gal who lived a tuff life that made me street savvy. He got that them, puff stories, just wasn’t gonna cut it anymore. ‘You wanna branch out, huh?’ Said Puck, but raised an eye brow, ‘Just don’t go too far out, on a limb!’ Then he winked! I laughed, ’Don’t worry boss, I know how to, hang on!’
REPOST from ladt night: “It’s late so I’ll post this again tomorrow, but after a few warmer days the peep toads have made their first appearance this evening. It will be a short one, as we’re supposed to get colder temps and a little snow by tomorrow morning, but they will be in and out until the weather decides to stay warm.”If the snow materialized, it was before I woke this morning, but it is cold today so probably no peep toad serenade tonight.
@Tigrisan—correction to my previous comment…I had a dog that hurled on the return trip from the vet. Learned to walk her for several minutes after the exam/shots. After doing this, Honey NEVER threw up again. Good luck.
Sue Ellen 10 months ago
Well, I guess I misread the reason for her odd expression when looking at her tape recorder. I was positive the woman had broken the plate instead of Elvis. My own detecting skills have been a bit off lately.
uncle snipe 10 months ago
She needs a new BIG case. So glad it’s not a crush on Pucky. LOL But with Two kids and six cats, in their apartment alone, surely there are cases to be solved! So turn here loose to do her detective thing!
WelshRat Premium Member 10 months ago
Goldie for hire?
Le'letha Premium Member 10 months ago
An awful lot of mysteries around here do tend to end with “the Robber Mice did it”. Not exactly brainteasers.
Maybe Goldie could get in touch with RCO (Radio Cat Oracle, the ghosts of the beloved household cats of days past) for a true-crime retrospective podcast? Mysteries of the Big Pink House Through the Ages?
…which actually I would listen to, a whole lot.
Cleementine 10 months ago
Goldie needs to hang out a shingle and start her own detective agency: Gold Eye.
Aspen_Bell 10 months ago
OT: Cross-Country Cat Transportation
BarbaraKrooss 10 months ago
I love the way Puck is trying to listen to her feelings, though he does not share them.Maybe the idea is that happy stories…new lamps and kibble…may easily get repetitive and boring, especially to a cat who’s had to survive in the Wide World. Detective work is likely to have some puzzles to solve, surprises, emotions and various malfeasances. Goldie may be sensing something like what Leo Tolstoy noted in Anna Karenina, “All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.”
Aspen_Bell 10 months ago
Goldie needs her own detective office like in the noir tale, the one starting 2020/08/03.
TampaFanatic1 10 months ago
Goldie needs a big mystery to solve. Something like the TV disappearing from the laundry room so that no one can watch “My IX Lives” which would be a crisis of great importance for the cats as well as The Robber Mice. Perhaps someone finds a secret door, room or passage somewhere in The Big Pink House. Goldie is not meant to do the “life interest” stories for BCN, she needs something more on the level of Woodward and Bernstein, a big story to break or a big crime to solve.
FreyjaRN Premium Member 10 months ago
Goldie needs to feed her passion. Puck would understand, I think, but Lupin could as well (once he wasn’t destroying things). Elvis might or might not get it.
kaylin 10 months ago
Maybe Goldie can find out why “Days of Our IX Lives” is no longer playing?
cat19632001 10 months ago
Meanwhile I want to know – did Lupin eat that entire donut?
Robin Harwood 10 months ago
I don’t know how anyone could fail to be excited about new lamps and kibble, but if Goldie prefers detecting, she needs more mysteries to unravel. Perhaps she could start with The Mystery of the Missing Apology.
jewlie 10 months ago
Detection is the mainstay of my retirement years. Where I left my glasses is the grunt work. What needs repair next is a recurring theme. Wondering if the squirrel is on the roof or in the attic is in the horror genre.
artchick530 10 months ago
Careful there, Goldie. One cat’s puff piece is another cat’s hard journalism!
rs0204 Premium Member 10 months ago
Holmes wishes her well in her new endeavor.
Katzen1415 10 months ago
I wish I had commented my suspicions, because I called this one. Where will this new ambition lead Goldie?
DraconicFury 10 months ago
Seeing my comment from yesterday, I look back and laugh. Keep up the good work, Georgia!
DorseyBelle 10 months ago
“Puff pieces” about kibble? What?? Now, puffy kibble, that’s a story. Pieces of kibble, a whole documentary.
I AM CARTOON LADY! 10 months ago
I liked Puck cause he was an understanding kinda cat. Even for a seasoned reporter, he got me! He knew my back story, a gal who lived a tuff life that made me street savvy. He got that them, puff stories, just wasn’t gonna cut it anymore. ‘You wanna branch out, huh?’ Said Puck, but raised an eye brow, ‘Just don’t go too far out, on a limb!’ Then he winked! I laughed, ’Don’t worry boss, I know how to, hang on!’
diskus Premium Member 10 months ago
Pucky, Im sure you can devise a way to create a need for Goldies services. Good boy
ladykat 10 months ago
Goldie, I’m sure something will happen to engage your interest and use your detecting skills.
Kitty Katz 10 months ago
Meanwhile, Back on the Nile
Beatrixia: I love this quote about life, “If you can’t make it better, you can laugh about it.”
Violet-Ifa: I like to laugh, but I also believe you can make everything better with cheese.
Puckmosis: Hear, hear! Bacon also improves everything.
Ishaq, the Cat in the Unusual Headgear: And some fish never comes amiss.
Beaver Lee Cleary: Oh yes! I almost forgot. Ishaq, Arachna wanted to show you her new textile.
Ishaq: If a spider wove it, it’s got to be good!
At the Afar Artisans’ Studio
Arachna Webspinner: Ishaq, long time no see!
Ishaq: Same! I understand you have a new fabric you created.
Arachna: Yes. It’s like silk, and can be used to create headgear.
Ishaq: You mean like my unusual hat, Ari?
Ari: Exactly. I would like to come to Egypt to do a hat making class. I can do one for kittens and grown cats.
Ishaq: That would be perfect for the Happy Healthy Hospital fundraiser. Would you like to hitch a ride with back to Egypt.
Ari: If it’s okay with everyone.
Ishaq: I’ll ask, but I’m sure it would be.
Daltongang Premium Member 10 months ago
Goldie, we have a case for you to investigate……………………………………………………..
Who let the dogs out?
(Who, who, who, who, who?)
Who let the dogs out?
(Who, who, who, who, who?)
Who let the dogs out?
(Who, who, who, who, who?)
Who let the dogs out?
Well the donut was nice, my blood was pumping (hey, yippie-ye-yo)
And everybody having a ball (hah, hah, yippie-ye-yo)
Until the felines started name-calling (yippie-ye-yo)
And the kittens respond to the call, I heard a Ora Zella shout out (hah, hah, hah)
Who let the dogs out?
(Who, who, who, who, who?)
Who let the dogs out?
(Who, who, who, who, who?)
Who let the dogs out?
(Who, who, who, who, who?)
Who let the dogs out?
(Who, who, who, who, who?)
Yesterday in the news cast, you had a ball
Called me sugar cheeks and icing licker
Gеt back Elvis, back Lupin
Get back, you flea-infestеd tom cat!
Gonna tell myself, “Hey, cat no get angry” (hey, yippie, ye, yo)
To any kittens calling them fur kid, hey! (yippie, ye, yo)
But they tell me, “Heyv man, it’s part of the party!” (yippie, ye, yo)
You put an ally cat in front and her tom behind (hah, hah, hah)
I heard a Ora Zella shout out
Who let the dogs out?
(Who, who, who, whom, who?)
Who let the dogs out?
(Who, who, who, who, who?)
Who let the dogs out?
(Who, who, who, who, who?)
Who let the dogs out?
Catmom 10 months ago
REPOST from ladt night: “It’s late so I’ll post this again tomorrow, but after a few warmer days the peep toads have made their first appearance this evening. It will be a short one, as we’re supposed to get colder temps and a little snow by tomorrow morning, but they will be in and out until the weather decides to stay warm.”If the snow materialized, it was before I woke this morning, but it is cold today so probably no peep toad serenade tonight.
The Gun Doctor 10 months ago
There are no mysteries at my house; the cats all agree that the dog did it.
bonita.eley 10 months ago
Maye something about missing socks??
Red Bird 10 months ago
We understand, Goldie. Some people have different interests in life.
Fennec! at the Disco 10 months ago
Just wondering: why is there a plate?
daswaff 10 months ago
“The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity”. – Ellen Parr
sisterea 10 months ago
Puck can’t imagine anything more important than kibble
willie_mctell 10 months ago
Goldie needs to expose a nefarious human plot, especially something that involves the oppression of felines.
DraconicFury 10 months ago
OT:orb
ShariMccormick 9 months ago
@Tigrisan—correction to my previous comment…I had a dog that hurled on the return trip from the vet. Learned to walk her for several minutes after the exam/shots. After doing this, Honey NEVER threw up again. Good luck.