Once is enough

During kitchen clean-up last night, I noticed Audrey looked bored so I rolled her mouse in a tiny bit of fresh, organic cat-nip and tossed it to her. 
She had never experienced cat-nip.

 She tasted it, rolled her head on it and seemed to enjoy it.
and then it changed.
"EARTH to AUDREY"

Her eyes dialated and she became a little nasty. Ears went back and she growled at the other cats nearby.  Luckily, the effects of the cat-nip lasts only minutes.
  She would never normally have 'airplane ears' when Sierra is near. She loves her. I took the mouse away and she lay down.
"What the he** was that?"
 "Better sleep it off, Audrey."
You're in the B category...Best Not Given.
She was back to her normal antics within minutes.

Cat-nip is not for every cat. Some will experience a 'high' to the extent that they will become very kittenish and want to play non-stop. Some, like Audrey. will feel odd and become aggressive. It is best that these cats do not play with cat-nip toys. The only way to know whether your cat is fine with it  is to give just a tiny amount under supervision.


Someone has requested the Pumpkin Muffin recipe. Here it is...

You need:
1 cup of butter
2 1/2 cups of white sugar
3 large brown eggs
mix this together
   in a separate bowl....
3 cups of flour
1 tsp. each of the following...
baking powder
baking soda
salt
cinnamon
cloves
1/2 tsp of nutmeg
add to butter mixture
add 2 cups of pure pumpkin
add 1 tsp of vanilla
add raisons or nuts if you like
This will make 2 loaves or 32 muffins
bake at 350 for 1 hour or for muffins 25 minutes

For my American friends...You are in my thoughts and prayers as you elect your next President. May the best man win.

hugs, Deb