Well now this is new. Yesterday, the kids are out for their unsupervised play in their room while I was doing some chores. Now I'm not a horrible person, we play hard for about an hour before I leave them to their own devices. Then they get an hour or so alone, then they get the run of the house until one of us has a nervous breakdown. Durring their time alone, they decided to empty out one clean litter box that they never seem to use, and dragged it kitty-corner across the room and placed it next to the other box (which they do use). Does this mean they they only want one box in their room, thank you very much, we're not that nasty? All I can do is laugh. But hey, that's what I'm thinking it means. Any feedback? By the way, you may remember that I had a fit getting them freedom trained. I'm glad to report that our hit rate between all three kids is 100%. Actually, they usually will run across the house, past all the other boxes to use the one in their cage. Ok, so when do I ever get to brag? Cheers! Scott [Posted in FML issue 3718]