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You can see in this video that it wasn't just hoomans and little animals that had to evacuate, it was big animals too. I'm not afraid to admit it,  I was worried. We didn't know what was going on. There were orange pieces of something flying through the air - our hooman said they were hot embers.

I don't know about my siblings but I was terrified.  The wind kept tossing things at the back of our house all night.  We tried to sleep.  I crawled under the covers. I never did sleep. Our hooman finally went to sleep but then she woke up and ran to the windows, threw open the shutters and ran out of the house.  We kept hearing that "chop-chop-chop" noise over our house.

SPIRIT:  OK, OK.  Cut it out.  Quit buggin' me!  I've got bigger & better fish to fry if you know what I mean.  INKEE-BEAR:  You may be the fastest cat in the house but you're also the biggest guy cry-baby in the house.  Wait, hold on!  Don't be always runnin' off.  Oops. A bit of a snag here.  Didn't really mean to snag you like that, dude.

Look at me!  It's me showing you my daily upside-down-back-scootin scratchpost acrobatics.  My siblings can't do this but I can.  Be sure & click on the title if you can't see this video. Does your cat do this?  Let us know.