We had a couple of guests over for dinner yesterday evening. Before eating we sat on the catio and had some wine and cheese. Of course, Frankie and Floki were both interested in what we were doing.
They were pretty well behaved most of the evening but after I cleared most of the dinner plates from the table, Frankie jumped on it. He seemed interested in getting pets from our two guests and had to maneuver around wine glasses to do it. I watched from the kitchen and laughed as Rose attempted to get Frankie off the table, first by yelling at him, which he ignored, and then by trying to move him physically, which he resisted with all his strength.
In the end, Frankie came out on top in the “who’s the boss” competition.
Bad Cat Chris 
I somehow (!) knew those boys couldn’t resist a hop on the table and a “demand” for some attention from your guests (and a snack if available of course).
Hugs, Pam
Especially Frankie.
MOL…Double Pawkisses for a Happy Sunday to all of you🐾😽💞
Thank you.
That’s a great picture. They look like chaperones at a school dance.
Hahaha 😉
i meen, it wuzza dinner pawty rite? and he did have dee good mannerz ovva waiting till dee plates were cleared?
You have a good point.
Way to go Frankie, you da winner!
🙂
Frankie thought he should have been included at the table! Glad that your guests like cats, otherwise this could have been a disaster.
They were very accommodating to Frankie.
We put two of ours in their room when we eat. They would love to taste test everything for us! 😹
Fortunately, we were not eating chicken.
Cats can be stubborn. 🙂
You got that right.
At least they waited till the table was cleared of food…LOL!
Small favors.
Rose was never going to win that one, never.
Not with Frankie. 😊
This sounds like every meal at our house … usually involving Lisbeth! Hope your guests were understanding. XOCK, angels Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid & Sawyer, Lisbeth, Calista Jo, Cooper Murphy, Kizmet, Audrey, Raleigh, Gibbs & Tali
Our guests were happy to have Frankie’s attention.
They do tend to rule the roost.
Absolutely.