Waffles, my love, thank you for the offer, but I have her training
firmly in my paw. I'm using the gentle 'unka' approach, where I talk to
her kindly and try to convince her to relax. She has found a good home,
after, all, and I think she realises it, because she is always following
the hoomin around and wants to be in her lap all the time (a little too
much, if you ask me. I'm missing some prime lap time with good
scritchins). However, she is still scared of me and especially Nikki, so
we have our work cut out for us. Nikki's not exactly helping, as she
hisses whenever she sees the little one. I even tried lifting a paw at
little Mere this morning - from a distance, mind, just to show her that
my patience may run out - but that didn't help one bit.2365555555 (this
last comment was added by Mere - interpret as you wish)