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Finding new/old places

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Ashton spent the better part of her first two weeks in one room (her choice). Now she is staring to not just come out to explore, but to feel comfortable enough to hang out in those locations as well. Here she is on Newton’s ottoman.

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Then, a huge deal! She found the holy grail of cat spots…the back of the chair in the living room (commonly referred to as the butt crease). They can see almost every direction in the house and still be close to multiple escape routes. Here she finds it for the first time. Loafing, but not totally relaxed.

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After dinner, she came back. This time she slept much deeper. She was more comfortable there.

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Obviously not very stressed about being out in the open, is she?

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