J is for Jealous, Q is for Curious

The cats have taken their time to approach the screaming blanket that invaded their space 7 days ago.

Q was curious, and checked in on Daniel asleep in his stroller.

Q is for Curious

Q is for Cautious
When Daniel squeaked in his sleep, the wonderful way that new babies do,
Q withdrew.

 What did Q think of this new mammal?  A picture is worth a thousand words.

The next day, Jewel had her opportunity to experience Daniel up close and personal.  We were on the couches in the living room, and so was she.  On the top of the couch, draped over from front to back, her claws were dug into the upholstery and her ears were back.  Daniel wasn't exactly happy either.

Jewel kind of blends into the piano behind her,
but I think you can see her position
with claws dug into the sofa,
head down, and ears back.

J is for Jealous Jewel

 By the way--I am not offering the baby to Jewel in this picture!  We are bouncing in the foreground and Jewel is at least 2 feet behind.  So no calls to CPS, please.

Just thought y'all might like to see how the New Kid on the Block is fitting in with his Roomies . . .

The Gringa