
I was dancin, doin my full Montys, when the music stopped!
Victor Tabbycat

With the beauty of nature all around, Skittles the Huntress takes a break in the sun to show her softer side. You can find her (and her Yoga lessons!) at http://kaboodlecats.blogspot.com/
A COVERGIRL always knows the very best pose!! Come and visit me, darlings, at http://misspeachsmeowz.blogspot.com/
I love to do the Full Monty on Mom's lap. It's a very soft and squishy place to do it. Here's my Full Monty onna Lap with a Twist. If you try this at home, make sure you do not fall off the lap while performing your Full Monty onna Lap. That's very embarassing and makes the human laugh at you.
Its important to do the Full Monty on a balcony, where you can do a slight twist to do a regal paw wave to your adoring subjects below while keeping your nose in the air and not looking at them directly.
The Monty Q is an excellent way to cool a royal tummy in the emerald green grass of your subjects. Keeping your regal presence is as important as in the Full Monty, so make sure that nose is in the air, and again, avoid eye contact.
Kittens must be taught the full Monty. They aren't born with this skill, even a royal meezer. Using interactive toys is a great way to teach the important aspects of the position. Here I use my favorite orange feather toy to teach attention-deficit disordered Kavan the intricacies of the pose. He is catching on pretty quick!
This is my best full monty pose, it is extra difficult because I am not doing it on the floor. I am executing my pose on my Mum!





I don't think this is an orthodox Full Monty shot, cause you can't see my rudes. But this is my twist. Hope you like it!