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The cat's just had kittens..In about 2 weeks time they will be gleefully bouncing and leaping about learning the skills of a cat.
I have noticed they can be pretty active at night exploring their nocturnal habitat.
Imagine the fun of providing the kitties with glow in the dark little waistcoats/vests...turn
off the lights and watch the fun.
I'm sure there's a game in here somewhere,maybe a glowing ball of wool hanging and swinging from the ceiling?
(?) Glowing rats to play with your glowing cats
http://www.stanford...Contag/glowing.html
[jurist, Oct 02 2002, last modified Oct 17 2004]
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I painted my cat pink once |
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Let loose some lightning bugs to swat. |
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They would grow up into glow-in-the-dark cats ..... I would save a fortune on batteries for my night sight ........ furry, glowing croissant ....... |
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Gulherme: // I painted my cat pink once// - emulsion, or gloss ? Did you sand between coats, like you're supposed to ? |
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Great link [jurist] if this could be perfected to glow to the naked eye the kitties could put up a most entertaining show. |
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