When things in your assigned sector look troublesome, it's understandable that you'd look concerned:
When things are going well, however, why not look happy? That was Watchcat Sylvia's reasoning in July 2010:
Monday, July 5, 2021
Sunday, July 4, 2021
Even if the fireworks display is modest...
...it's worth remembering that 245 years ago, some brave souls had the wisdom to break free from the British Empire and start a new nation. Besides, even a modest fireworks display is still a celebration and a fun departure from everyday life:
July 4, 2005: A modest, enjoyable fireworks display in Creve Coeur, Missouri.
Saturday, July 3, 2021
Watchcat protocol DCCCLXXXVIII
It stands to reason that two watchcats on duty can't take their nap breaks at the same time. While Watchcat Rosie slumbered in July 2004, Watchcat Sammy stayed alert:
Friday, July 2, 2021
Watchcat protocol DCCCLXXXVII
In April 2006, Watchcat Headquarters opened the case of the missing cat food. Watchcat Rosie deduced that some rebel cats must have breached the assigned sector, eaten some cat food, and left stray pieces of it behind:
Watchcat Sammy was skeptical of Watchcat Rosie's conclusion. In the interest of sibling harmony, however, he let her maintain this illusion while she finished the food:
Thursday, July 1, 2021
Watchcat protocol DCCCLXXXVI
A watchcat's personality might be generally passive, but that doesn't mean he won't confront an intruder when it's appropriate:
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
Watchcat protocol DCCCLXXXV
During slow times, it's permissible for one watchcat in a pair to take a short nap break:
When activity starts to heat up, however, both watchcats must be alert:
Tuesday, June 29, 2021
Watchcat protocol DCCCLXXXIV
Watchcat Sylvia was sweet and gentle, but she had the wild-eyed look down. That crazed expression, coupled with a weapon she could throw, helped deter intruders in Summer 2008:
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