Day 7, Cereal

Momma bear syndrome: this is what I call the fact that Olliver thinks whatever I am eating, he should be eating too. So every morning I feed him and then sit down with my cereal and he will spend a long time trying to maneuver his way into getting my cereal. And when I've finished, he'll lick the bowl clean. So now if I mistakenly leave my box of cereal on the table, as I did yesterday, he will tear into the box and try to eat it. So here he is playing with the empty box on the floor while one of our other cats, Tori, looks on in her best "what the eff are you doing, kitten?"

Day 6, BFF

Reginald is my chinchilla. Olliver is fascinated by him. He is always trying to play with, bite, or eat him. I'm not really sure which. But here is him trying to get Reggie out to play, even though Reggie was not even on this tier of the cage. 

Day 5, The Couch

So... I was working and I was too tired to update. Sue me. But here are pictures to make up for it. One of Olliver's favorite activities is to go diving in the couch for sparkly balls. We had a bag of them on the couch one time and he lost a lot of them in the couch. But there's another motive for couch diving, which is that Olliver always likes to be next to me. He likes to be in the same room and if you move rooms, he will more than likely follow you. So by playing on the couch, where I am usually sitting, he gets to be near me and play. So here's pictures of his butt waggling out of the couch as he looks for sparkly balls.