It's that time of year when the humans make the big, white, metal things warm up. I like it when they do this.
I like to sit on the big warm things.
Sometimes I get too warm though, and I'm not sure what to do, because I'm too sleepy to move.
I've found a good place for naps though. I can have half of my feets and belly on the big warm thing, and the other half on a cold, tiled bit. Now I can have half warms, and nap properly. I has a happy.
I noticed that my humans do something after they've eaten: they take their bowls and wash them under water.
This is strange. I don't do this. But I do sometimes wonder how my bowl has become clean, when it wasn't me who cleaned it.
Last night I decided to help the humans with their bowl washing.
They'd just finished something that had tuna in it. I could smell it.
They left their bowls on a table, so I jumped up, went over to the bowls, saw the tuna bits that were left, and gave both bowls a good wash with my tongue. I was very pleased with my work.
The female human walked into the room and said 'Clive - get down from there!'
Luckily my human is made of warms, so I like to find him and sit next to, or on, him.
I like to find him on the big, comfy chair, then sit down on him, then curl up in his lap.
The problem is, he moves a lot.
Sometimes he reaches for a drink that's in front of him. This means I have to readjust my napping position - standing up, walking in a circle three times, then curling up on his lap again.