[syndicated profile] icanhascheezburger_feed

Posted by Bar Mor Hazut

The best memes to keep at your side when you decide to stay in bed all weekend long.

Many offices have a tradition during the last lunch of the week, to go around the table and ask everyone about their weekend plans. People share what they are most looking forward to in the weekend, whether it's a fun date night or a family gathering, and everyone gets a glimpse of their coworkers' lives outside of the office.

If we're being completely honest, we never liked that tradition, but not for the reasons you might think. Years ago, we might have been ashamed that our only weekend plans were to cuddle in bed with our cats and read a good book, while others went out and enjoyed their youth at some club, but not anymore.

These days, we have no problem going into great detail about our favorite things to do during the weekend, even if it's mostly sleep, eat, and read. We are proud to be the homebodies that we are, and we have no shame in it whatsoever. 

The reason we don't like this tradition is that now people in the office seem to turn to us and ask for recommendations on what they should do while in bed all weekend long. Suddenly, everyone wants book or TV recommendations, or they want to know what take-out we had on Friday night. Since when are we the influencers on how to spend the perfect night indoors? We don't like people; that is why we preferred to spend the weekend with our cats in the first place. Why would anyone turn to us for advice?

[syndicated profile] icanhascheezburger_feed

Posted by Jesse Kessenheimer

Sending memes to a treasured favorite hooman is the moment that takes a friendship or relationship to a new level: Mewtual feline love brings us all together. 

Owning a cat with another person is the ultimate declaration of dedication, devotion, and love. 

Meowrrage is one thing, but owning a cat together is far more serious to a bona fide cat lover. Impulsively perusing pet store adoption events, cruising the local humane society, or even keeping your eyes peeled at the average Walmart parking lot can help people find the purrfect feline to share as their designated furbaby. Once you get a cat together, your bond is immortalized. And for many people, if you find that your partner in life is not as obsessed with cats as you are, you're going to have serious problems. 

Beyond a natural compatibility and romance, couples need to share a mewtual love for cats. Without a feline in your life that can judge you both equally from its perch on your refrigerator, what's the point? Cat lovers require a feline in their lives, whether in their own home or by proxy, with a neighbor, on the street corner, or at their parents' house. 

Everyone remembers the first cat they got with a loved one. Not only was that feline a treasured kitty in the lives of their hoomans, but that special furbaby will furrever be loved like a family member. Without the kitty glue that binds us together, humanity may begin to fall apart. We need cats to remind us that our potted plants are vulnerable and that no item on the countertop is safe from being pushed to the floor. Tin canned food must always be offered, and kittens' cries must always be answered with the cuddles and snuggles of a beloved companion.

So when you come back from work today, don't forget to kiss the top of your cat's noggin. Although you love your partner too, it's this little mew mew who was the original bond of pet love that brought you together, and nothing can take that away from them. 

Life is good when you're the household's favorite kitty. 

[syndicated profile] icanhascheezburger_feed

Posted by Sarah Brown

You can always tell when cats are related. 

There's usually one cat who behaves like the oldest sibling. Calm, slightly judgmental, always nearby when things get loud. Another is clearly the baby, even if they're the same size as everyone else. They sprawl across the group, demand grooming, and act personally offended if anyone moves. Then there's the wild card sibling who starts the chaos, vanishes immediately, and somehow avoids consequences every time.

Cat families do everything together, even when they pretend they don't. They nap in piles that make no sense. They groom each other with varying levels of enthusiasm. They steal each other's spots and then act shocked when the original owner wants it back. There are brief squabbles, dramatic exits, and lots of side-eye, but no one actually goes far.

What makes it so funny is how familiar it all feels. The unspoken rules. The obvious favoritism. The way one cat always ends up in the middle of everything, whether they want to be or not. You can practically see the sibling dynamics playing out in real time.

It's messy, cozy, and completely unplanned. A group that argues, cuddles, and sticks together anyway. No labels needed. Just a bunch of cats who clearly grew up together and never stopped acting like it.

Profile

iaria: (Default)
iaria

May 2023

S M T W T F S
 1234 5 6
78 910111213
14151617181920
21222324252627
28293031   

Most Popular Tags

Style Credit

Expand Cut Tags

No cut tags
Page generated Feb. 13th, 2026 02:19 am
Powered by Dreamwidth Studios