Saw it first time and int struck me, that somehow Nora’s behavior is similar to my cat’s – trying to understand what people do and copy it and see, if something interesting on useful turns out. (In Nora’s case, attention does )

For years my cat was very interested in drinking straws, as my handicapped father used one to help him drink from cup. You could almost hear little cog-wheels turning in cats head, when he looked my father drinking… “Water disappears, and it’s obviously got something do to with this weird thing human helds in his mouth.. but what really happens?”
Countless times cat stole the straw, when my father was asleep on not looking, but lost interest to it pretty quickly, when straw didn’t do the magic on its own. Finally, he realized it’s also got something to do with water, and tried to put some flowerstalk I gave him for playing, to water, because flowerstalk looked like straw. Some time after that he gave up, probably because no matter what he tried he couldn’t get the thing working.
“Some human magic, I see, not meant for cats, yeah?” you could almost hear him mumble, when he passed the cup full of water. XD

She’s such a sweetie! I love her.

aristoCATS, dammit!

aww! totally reminds of The Aristocrats.
You must learn your scales and your arpeeeeegios!

That meow at the end pretty much killed me.

Love that sweet Nora!

Hi Theresa

Yes, tame boy cats are much more vocal than girl cats, it seems to be proportionate to their level of being demanding

Hi Mary

The first part wasnt mine, I came across the information at Cryptozoology.com some months ago, and it makes sense, all the cats I have ever cared for back up the information.

Your female howling in the middle of the night, does she sleep with you? If not, she is probably lonely.
Wild house cats may be solitary, although there are places where they form prides sometimes up to 100 cats, but tame house cats consider themselves to be members of your pride, so if left alone for sleeping they become depressed and lonely.
If she does sleep with you, she may be experiencing her natural nocturnalness, the need to be up and doing something while its dark. If this is the case, she may need something to entertain her while you sleep, and is howling out of sheer boredom.

I hope this information helps

Love it! Completely!

What was so amazing was that Nora was playing in the approximate octave of what the piano students were playing, and the one time she actually matched pitch with the chord being played, I laughed out loud! Nora is amazing!

OMG! She is just AMaZING. And she got so much better since the first video. I just LURVE her. DD