FenceFurniture
19th February 2014, 08:30 AM
I've never known cats to be fonder of boxes than these three. Whenever I get a delivery there is an immediate investigation as to the suitability of the latest box, and if it comes with paper packing....well that's just party time.
A couple of years ago I ordered some 4' T-Track lengths, and that box was a big success. Ever since then I've been able to see the look of disappointment when the latest arrival is just a square jobbie, but "it'll do". I feel those six eyes boring into me saying "EH! Next time, make sure you order something long!".
So, one does as one has been instructed......
http://www.woodworkforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=304621&d=1392758093
Pretty glad the moaning is over (for the time being).
You see, the preference for a long box is pretty simple - it allows distance between bodies, hence less chance of biffo as one adjusts its comfort position. They are neither tolerant nor mindful of the comfort of others. This, however, is not my preference as I'm rather fond of a bit of cat biffo.
Somehow I don't think my priorities come into it.
A couple of years ago I ordered some 4' T-Track lengths, and that box was a big success. Ever since then I've been able to see the look of disappointment when the latest arrival is just a square jobbie, but "it'll do". I feel those six eyes boring into me saying "EH! Next time, make sure you order something long!".
So, one does as one has been instructed......
http://www.woodworkforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=304621&d=1392758093
Pretty glad the moaning is over (for the time being).
You see, the preference for a long box is pretty simple - it allows distance between bodies, hence less chance of biffo as one adjusts its comfort position. They are neither tolerant nor mindful of the comfort of others. This, however, is not my preference as I'm rather fond of a bit of cat biffo.
Somehow I don't think my priorities come into it.