--- Perhaps you knew that. Mine tend to prove their perversity daily.
Take Herbie, for example. On days when temperatures approach or exceed 90, he will often curl up inside the upstairs bathroom sink. Presumably because it is cool.
Today is about 90. Earlier this afternoon, he was there, surprising me as I prepared to wash my hands.
Later, I was preparing something in the kitchen when the dryer buzzer rang. Herbie trotted into the kitchen and out to the laundry room. I opened the dryer door and Herbie jumped in. [In this house, black slacks have no chance of pristine-ness.] I pulled all but one item from the dryer, sorting and folding. Halfway through this process my other cat, Guinness, jumped up on the warm, dry clothes. [Did I mention that in this house, black slacks have no chance of pristine-ness?] I left Herbie and the one item in the dryer – with the door open. And Guinness atop the warm, dry clothes.
I did mention that the temperature is about 90?
There is no explanation for cat behavior – except perversity. Bless them both [and my black, furry slacks.]
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I agree there is no explanation, but isn't it fun to try? My son has a new kitten and the places she ends up always brighten our day. The adult males just looks at her. I don't think he can figure it out either.
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