Watchcats on break II

Another scenario to envision: Imagine Watchcat Collette running through the living room, as she did last Thursday, with a grocery bag around her neck.  I removed the bag as soon as I caught up to her.  Conveniently, that was just after she'd delivered the supplies she was carrying.  I have to admire any watchcat who helps people in the style of a St. Bernard.

Watchcats on break

Due to technical difficulties, I'm unable to post a Watchcat protocol photo today.  Imagine, if you will, though, a photo of Watchcat Rosie looking commanding, Watchcat Sammy looking even-tempered, Watchcat Nemo maintaining a poker face, Watchcat Sylvia looking heartwarming, Watchcat Collette  looking simultaneously menacing and playful, or Watchcat Lily looking in charge yet guarded.

That'll have to do for now.  Then again, there are 2,632 previous Watchcat protocol posts to enjoy, as well as other cat photos I've posted.  That should be sufficient to tide everyone over until the glitch is fixed.

Watchcat protocol MMDCXXXII

Watchcat Nemo and his auxiliary eyes pondered whether to take the feathered toy bait in July 2012:

Watchcat protocol MMDCXXXI

In case an authorized visitor to her assigned sector needed a grocery bag, Watchcat Sylvia was ready to provide one in May 2015:

I commended her for being so considerate.

Watchcat protocol MMDCXXX

Watchcat Collette was prepared to stare down anyone on July 6, 2023 who wasn't supposed to be in her assigned sector:

Watchcat protocol MMDCXXIX

Watchcat Sammy could have been reading the comics section of the newspaper.  Instead, he focused on his assigned sector and waited to read the comics until after his shift:

That's how dedicated he was to his job in July 2009.

Watchcat protocol MMDCXXVIII

It doesn't happen often, but sometimes, a watchcat has to subdue a chair:

Mission accomplished for Watchcat Rosie, then, in November 2008.