Our cat Yoda is doing fairly well on our road trips. She doesn’t mind the drives too much nor the confined space of the trailer. But she always needs a few hours to adjust when we first get settled into a new site. Sometimes we roll her up like a burrito just so she can have a hiding spot that is not under the bed, between our dirty laundry bins.
Are we having fun yet?
the end,
marlene
As many of you might know, we started our travels in 2008 with an older cat named Yoda. She passed away in Europe in 2018. And then in 2022, we officially adopted a couple of Read more…
We had today all planned out. We were either going to go to the Collossal Caves or the Pima Air Museum. Both spots were super close to our campground and would make perfect half day Read more…
Today felt different. Today we woke up with smiles just a little larger than yesterday. Today it felt like a weight was lifted off of our shoulders. Today was our first non-travel day. Today was Read more…
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Mali Mish – A cat in the Airstream. · May 8, 2018 at 1:18 am
[…] spend the first 24 hours or so hiding in the bedroom. Her favorite hiding spot used to be in her blankie… but it has now evolved to hiding next to the bins that are tucked in a storage compartment […]