In the bathroom, Rachel left this on a little dish beside the bath. She keeps saying it's nearly finished, and that she must buy a new one. We looked at that little dish with interest.
Sometimes Rachel leaves tasty morsels lying around on little dishes. This one looked a bit like cheese.
We decided to conduct a scientific experiment, and taste it.
Big mistake this time. Nasty! And definitely not cheese!
Rachel found a little bit that we spat out, lying on the floor. She laughed a lot, and thought of this:
We decided not to say which of us conducted the experiment; cats don't like to be laughed at.
And anyway, it might have been cheese; we have to take risks in the name of Science, you know.
Whoever did this, just be sure Rachel doesn't catch you burping bubbles! I have to admire your dedication to scientific research.
ReplyDeleteJust investicatting!
ReplyDeletePurrfect example of the scientific method. (Sorry.)
ReplyDelete1. Form an hypothesis: Rachel eats cheese while bathing.
2. Design a test of hypothesis: If that is left-behind cheese, I will be able to tell by tasting it.
3. Execute test without bias: Cheddar, edam, gouda, stilton, other?
4. Draw conclusion from results: That was an unfortunate hypothesis.
I suspect your little scientist is the confetti-maker.
I suspect it's Millie; she is a famous thief, and Scooter might find getting up into the bath a) too scary, and b) too difficult for a Billy Bunter frame.....
ReplyDeleteBut we will never know; I doubt if the experiment will be repeated!
Smelling the little one's breath might have been the sure way.
ReplyDeleteMom loved the video.
Kassey