Oh, I can just picture the two of them wreaking havoc together!

Jill

Argh, Miranda used to do that! She'd attack me all along the legs, too.
Really kicking and biting. Happily, Caliban hasn't discovered bed mice.
He's strange that way. He'll attack anything else that moves (or doesn't
move, except in his imagination), but he leaves the bed mice alone.
Maybe Miranda killed them all when she was a kitten. Caliban does chase
the bed greeblings, though, every day when I make the bed. Those bed
greeblings are everywhere; on the bottomn sheet, under the covers, even
under the pillows. I'm so happy to have such a good bed-greebling hunter
in the house. It only takes me ten times as long to make the bed.

But Lily-W is so cuuuuuute. Of course the reason kittens aree so cute is so
that you don't kill them.
Suz&Spicey

TBH, although I claim to hate my kitten, life would be very quiet
without her! *VBG* When I put everyone into the cattery before I went to
the USA and Lily went off to her foster carer, I could see tumbleweed
blowing through my lounge the house was so quiet!

I've got used to the thumps and crashes as she charges through the
house, the stinky litter boxes, the soggy furry mice dropped in the
toilet, the peeing in the shower, the clawed curtains, the dug-up plant
pots, the chewed cheque book, the broken table lamp, the spilled water
dishes (she should be called SPLASH, not Lily!)... the affectionate
kitty nose kisses, the snuggly purring, the "you can't kill me, I look
too cute" look when she's done something wrong... ;o)

Helen M