Watchcat protocol MMDCXCII

This afternoon, Watchcat Collette asked me, "How safe are the foodstuffs in your refrigerator?"

She then leaned in closer and asked me, "No, really...How safe are they?" 

Fortunately, everything was safe to consume.  I appreciated Collette's concern.

Watchcat protocol MMDCXCI

Watchcat Lily stayed alert at her comfy guard post on September 3, 2026:

She assured all visitors that she would spring into action at a moment's notice.

Watchcat protocol MMDCXC

Generally, it's ill-advised to interrupt a watchcat's undercover assignment, but it's necessary sometimes to open the blinds partially and deliver pertinent security information:

Watchcat Collette understood this and took the interruption in stride on September 1, 2026.

Watchcat protocol MMDCLXXXIX

Per Watchcat Lily, her guard post on September 3, 2026 wasn't confining; it was a domain that was rightfully hers:

Watchcat protocol MMDCLXXXVIII

Watchcat Collette could have fallen into a blissful slumber this morning, but she chose to focus sharply on her assigned sector instead:

That's the sort of can-do spirit I like to see in a watchcat.

Watchcat protocol MMDCLXXXVII

Does the watchcat view you as suspicious?  Maybe--or maybe not.  Sometimes, a watchcat maintains an opaque expression for undisclosed reasons:

Watchcat Lily wasn't giving anything away during one particular visit on June 21, 2026.

Watchcat protocol MMDCLXXXVI

It's gratifying to know that your assigned sector is safe and secure, thanks to your efforts.  Why not allow yourself a satisfied smile, then, when that's the case?  That was Watchcat Collette's reasoning on August 31, 2026: