Tag: roughhousing
Lulu’s Life Tips: Managing Your Coworkers, Part 2
Hello friendlies! Lulu here with part two of my three part series on managing your coworkers! Now, as you may recall, last week I showed you how to get a slacking-off coworker to get up from their desk and play with you. You may also recall that I ran into a little snag where another coworker (also known as Mama) had set up a tripod and camera in the Designated Play Area A with the intention of using it for a video call. Technically this was my fault for failing to check the play area reservation calendar, which would have shown that time had been blocked out for the space to be used for a teleconference. In this sort of situation you have to be adaptable, and so it was off to Designated Play Area B.
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Hello friendlies! Lulu here! You may remember that, a while back, I posted a how-to on converting cardboard boxes and similar items into jigsaw puzzles for your humans to assemble. Almost one year on, your humans may have gotten tired of the mental effort that puzzles require, and they may be looking for some other way to relax as we move into another summer. Fortunately, I have just the solution: Take some time out of your busy schedule to play with them!

Lulu: “Oh, you know. Sleeping. Eating. Personal hygiene. Barking. Chasing squirrels. The usual.”
Charlee: “You’re more ambitious than we are.”
Caturday Matinee: Speaking in Tongues
Throwback (Dennis, Tucker, & Trixie) Thursday: The Battle of the Jack
Post originally appeared April 10, 2009
Youthful Exuberance vs. the Alpha Dog vs. Old Age & Treachery
Old Age & Treachery wins again!
Throwback (Tucker) Thursday: A Year Goes By
One year ago today was not a good day. Fortunately, it was preceded by 15 years of better ones.
(Slideshow music is “Taken” by Plumb, who says: “It’s not so much a ‘goodbye’ as a ‘see you later’.”)
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