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I used to have a cat that liked o ride on my shoulder. I made her a short leash to keep her from getting hurt if she fell off, but it was never really needed. She knew when I was going to work and didn't do anything then but, any other time I was getting on the bike, there she was begging to go.
She only complained twice. On her first ride on the street, she started yowling in my ear when we came to a stop sign because she thought the ride was over. The other time, we were a block from home when she started yowling. When we parked, she took off to the catbox as fast as she could run.



One morning I was in a rush to get going for work and was just about to zip up the tailpack on my T595 when I just about noticed our smaller cat curled up asleep in it. Good job really because I don't tend to hang about on that bike.

But then this is the stoopid one who crawled into the back of the dishwasher cabinet while I was re-assembling it and wondered why our dishwasher was miaowing

Before the war on terror, if I saw an unattended package I used to think "I'll be having that!"