Ruth, we apologize. Delia, Rebekah, Janece, Paul M, Eunice, we apologize to you as well. And we thank you for jobs well done, for service under pressure. House sitters and pet sitters are wondrous brave and generous. We at the Bird House are forever indebted to our family and friends, without whom we could not be farmers who travel. Not one cat, but two, and ten chickens, two goats, the fish, and there have been bunnies, rats, and parakeets, too. It's a wonder you all still talk to us!
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Yeah, cats find a way to get us to accept the most ridiculous behavior, and we can't help but love them for it.
Well put, Alison.
I didn't even confess about Chango, and lifting him from the floor so he can lap tap water form the bathroom sink. What?? Saying it out loud... it really is ridiculous! And yes, I kinda love him for it.
We also have wonderful people, our next door neighbors, who take care of our four indoor cats as well as the little feral colony that lives in our yard and on our deck.
Apologize? Surely you know that's not needed on my account... :) I love your beasties and opportunities like these. And, I can empathize, a little, as well... with Chibi, Muta, Uro, Zeb and Peep.
Nor mine, Janece. Thanks for your help. Natalie, I thought at the time that Mr. Foo really missed you guys and was "acting out" a bit. Later, I realized that he really did miss you guys, but was just being his usual adorably mischievous self. My cats have me trained to stir their food for them when it's halfway consumed, to make it taste better, I presume. At least Foo doesn't do that..............or does he??? I heard on NPR that cats see their humans as large cats, as in "why is that big cat peeing in our water supply?" That explains a lot.
Ruth
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