StoutattheDevil
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So I have two amazingly cool black cats who live with me and my wife. I store my brewing equipment and ingredients downstairs on shelving where the temps stay pretty consistent . I recently bought a 1lb bag of priming sugar since I noticed I was out, and also had a 1lb pre-measured bag of chocolate malt sitting on a shelf that I had yet to put into a storage bin. So.. to the story itself.. My wife comes home from her evening classes one day to find, just outside the basement door that has our cat door in it, the 1 lb bag of Chocolate malt sitting in our kitchen. She grinned a little since bringing random presents from the basement is standard practice of one of our cats... She then had a sobering reminder that the bag now half full, was full before it made its way to the first floor. So she opens our basement door to see a trail of chocolate malt, down the stairs, and to the explosion of malt, just below the shelving where I store my equipment. So a groan and some vacuuming later every thing is back to normal. I forgive the cat for the 40 cents worth of grain and have a good laugh. This morning I woke up early to get ready for work and find a bag sitting in the center of our living room. I flip on the light to find the entire bag of priming sugar I had bought a week or so ago sitting right there unopened. I roll my eyes pick it back up, thinking on my way to the basement that I need to put these into better storage, and as soon as I open the basement door, there sits another about gallon sized bag of drams, holding flavorings I add while kegging... full of the 20 or so drams sitting in front of the stairs!!
This has me convinced, along with her frequent interest in my brewing equipment and watching us brew from a window, my cat wants in on a batch!!!
I have since gotten less lazy and put things back where they should be and figured out how she found a way onto the shelves where I store things!
Just thought this story needed to be shared!
This has me convinced, along with her frequent interest in my brewing equipment and watching us brew from a window, my cat wants in on a batch!!!
I have since gotten less lazy and put things back where they should be and figured out how she found a way onto the shelves where I store things!
Just thought this story needed to be shared!