Watchcat protocol DCCXXVIII

I don't know what caught Watchcat Sammy's attention in May 2007, but his laser-like focus on it was impressive:

Watchcat protocol DCCXXVII

Did you perform your watchcat duties superbly?  Did you prevent an unauthorized visitor from gaining access to your assigned sector?  Then, why not lick your chops and savor the victory, as Watchcat Nemo did in Spring 2011?

Watchcat protocol DCCXXVI

It isn't easy to guard your assigned sector when the world is turning into a dizzying blur, but Watchcat Nemo stayed focused and showed superb professionalism in 2010:

Watchcat protocol DCCXXV

I think the implied attitude here is, "We're your security team.  Nothing gets past us.  Nothing."  Watchcats Rosie and Sammy conveyed the proper level of confidence in December 2008:

Watchcat protocol DCCXXIV

In January 2012, Watchcat Sylvia was puzzled but not distracted by Watchcat Headquarters asking her to guard her assigned sector from the middle of a racetrack.  After all, the job remained the same:

A function of age V

I was pleased to find light raspberry yogurt at a store today.  In past years, when I didn't see it at a store, I just thought, "Oh, well.  They're out of it," or "Oh, well.  They just don't carry it anymore."  Today, however, I thought, "Good.  Finally--a store that cares about its customers."

That's a lot of weight to put on one specific variety of yogurt.

Watchcat protocol DCCXXIII

The zeal and rejuvenation that often go with the start of a new year affect watchcats as well as people.  Expect your watchcats to provide their customary wide-eyed attentiveness on guard duty--perhaps with a little extra zing:

Wide-eyed Rosie surveys her assigned sector in January 2004.