I got hom Friday, and Senyah seemed to be in a slight huff. See, she
considers Little Feet to be her cat (Hahaaahhha! All cats eventually
become my cats - big grin). So she really love Little Feet, although
she isn't much of a cat person.
Well, she got to looking for him. She had a treat (honey ham, which he
LOVES). She couldn't find him - called his name, looked in all his
favorite spots and few unlikely spots. To no avail. For five hours.
She found him just as I pulled up - asleep under the sheet and
bedspread on the bed. He woke up and ran to the door to greet me (evil
grin).
Poor Senyah. She threw out his treat. Well, it WAS five hours old - at
least that was her excuse (grin)...
Hugs and Purrs,
Mark

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Christine Burel - 26 Sep 2004 20:12 GMT
Poor Senyah - LOL. My DH could commiserate as all the cats in our household
also become "my" cats, including when we were first married and his big b&w
kitty, Cowboy, defected to me (without big efforts on my part, either.)
Christine
> I got hom Friday, and Senyah seemed to be in a slight huff. See, she
> considers Little Feet to be her cat (Hahaaahhha! All cats eventually
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> Hugs and Purrs,
> Mark
CATherine - 27 Sep 2004 02:37 GMT
>I got hom Friday, and Senyah seemed to be in a slight huff. See, she
>considers Little Feet to be her cat (Hahaaahhha! All cats eventually
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>Hugs and Purrs,
>Mark
Well, you are a cat whisperer. Doesn't she realize this? Tell her next
time to find the cat before she opens the ham. ;-)
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CATherine