I want out, I want in, I want......

Annie and Emma like to be indoors at night, but cannot quite decide what to do in the morning. Annie usually tells me very clearly that she wants to go outside. I let her out. Now where is Emma? Emma, Emma, I call! Emma just cannot make up her mind. I am standing there with the screen door open and here comes Rascal. (close door)

No, Rascal, you love a good fight too much, you are in indoor boy now.

Rascal walks away. Here comes Emma - full tilt, running to the screen door (now closed) and runs head on into the screen. She bounces off of it and sits there dazed giving me this look worth a million dollars. Of course it is my fault because Emma takes about fifteen minutes every morning to decide what she wants.

I open the screen for her - she goes out - Annie comes back in.

I want out, I want in, I want out, I want in, I want out.............

At least I understand Rascal - he simply wants to go OUT!

Oh, can I realate! :rolleyes: Fister is mostly an indoor kitty now, but he really wants to go out now and again. He jumps up on the kitchen table where he can touch the door handle - and he miaws at it! As if that would help - but then, we can't help but open the door so he at least can take a walk on the staircase. :eek: Occasionally, we let him out in the yard, but once we open the door to the outside, he can stand there looking for 5 min. sometimes, before he finally decides to go out.

LOL...LOL

lol, they just like getting you confused:p

that is the same way with Smokey and Stormy. Stormy loves to go outside. She will sit at the door and meow to go out. Smokey will go over, meow, go out, and about 5 mins. later he will want to come in, than 1/2 hour later want to go back out. he cant make up his mind. lol. one time Smokey was outside and he wanted to come in, so he jumped through the screen door (the screen is ripped because of Snowball, Smokey and Stormy. the door was shut) and hit his head on the door. that must have knocked some sense into him because now he will sit in front of the door and meow until we let him in.