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No more whining: Three Happy Cats

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Brian Link - 11 Mar 2005 04:02 GMT
Dropped off Henry tonight. He was thrilled, zooming around the house
with his tail up, finding all the little treats and surprises his new
host prepared for him, "cheeking" the furniture. If that's the last
time I see him, it will be a good memory.

After the subsequent meltdown in the car, it occurred to me that this
was different than other kitty goodbyes. "my god, he's still alive!".
When a cat dies, the mourning keeps slamming you wave after wave, but
I just got one big wave. Neat.

Back home, Tiger and Louis are baffled, but thrilled. Louis keeps
going up and downstairs, wondering where his arch-enemy has escaped
to. Tiger's trotting around and stretching out everywhere.

So you are all hereby spared from future rantings by me on this topic.
I may even get some sleep tonight.

Thanks Megan -

BLink
Monique Y. Mudama - 11 Mar 2005 05:10 GMT
> After the subsequent meltdown in the car, it occurred to me that this was
> different than other kitty goodbyes. "my god, he's still alive!".  When a
> cat dies, the mourning keeps slamming you wave after wave, but I just got
> one big wave. Neat.

I remember when I found out that Eros had been adopted.  I was crying, and I
honestly couldn't tell if it was because I was happy for him or sad that I'd
never see him again.  Maybe I was just crying because all of the stress and
worry was finally over (although I still think about him and worry; at least
you did see Henry's new owners and got a good vibe, plus references).

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monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

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Candace - 11 Mar 2005 05:39 GMT
<<Dropped off Henry tonight. He was thrilled, zooming around the house
with his tail up, finding all the little treats and surprises his new
host prepared for him, "cheeking" the furniture. If that's the last
time I see him, it will be a good memory.>>

That's nice that he was so happy and I'm sure his new owners will fall
in love with him and wind up keeping him since he's so sweet.  Did they
say they would keep in touch with you?

Candace
Brian Link - 11 Mar 2005 06:01 GMT
><<Dropped off Henry tonight. He was thrilled, zooming around the house
>with his tail up, finding all the little treats and surprises his new
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>
>Candace

This is a touchy situation, so I've set no expectations about that.

It's sorta like the breakup of a teenage romance... how much do you
want to keep in touch with the old flame? Staying in touch means
fanning the old flames, not only for you but for their new love.

I'm content to let Megan be the intermediary. I'd love to hear about
Henry's development, to get pics n so forth, but I understand if
they're jealous of their privacy.

This just feels so right to me right now that I trust Megan to keep me
informed of the process. As I mentioned before, she is a control freak
and a bit of a perfectionist, so I anticipate she'll be happy to let
me know of continuing new reasons why her judgement was correct in
this case =)

(Megan, I'm ribbing you... I'm so grateful for what you've done, both
for me and Henry's new host)

BLink
Mary - 11 Mar 2005 06:26 GMT
> ><<Dropped off Henry tonight. He was thrilled, zooming around the house
> >with his tail up, finding all the little treats and surprises his new
[quoted text clipped - 22 lines]
> me know of continuing new reasons why her judgement was correct in
> this case =)

This from a fan. Now I ask you, people, what more do you want?
Brian Link - 11 Mar 2005 06:41 GMT
>> ><<Dropped off Henry tonight. He was thrilled, zooming around the house
>> >with his tail up, finding all the little treats and surprises his new
[quoted text clipped - 24 lines]
>
>This from a fan. Now I ask you, people, what more do you want?

Are you a Republican? Just curious.. cuz you use the same
hallucinogenic thought processes that they seem to.

"Up is down"

"Black is white"

"If I hear it enough, it must be true"

BLink
Brian Link - 11 Mar 2005 06:57 GMT
>>> ><<Dropped off Henry tonight. He was thrilled, zooming around the house
>>> >with his tail up, finding all the little treats and surprises his new
[quoted text clipped - 35 lines]
>
>BLink

Okay, sorry - I believe that there may be folks in red-states who love
cats.. I've shown my political bias and come dangerously close to
instituting the flame-wars I battle in in other groups into this
group.

We love cats. It's a relief to have something in common with a
newsgroup. If you want to talk politics just email me.

Perhaps Red-Staters and Blue-Staters can come together over cats. What
a wonderful thing that would be. Frankly, cats don't give a rat's-a.s
about our feeling on supply-side economics. They just want their damn
treat, thank you very much.

BLink
Mary - 11 Mar 2005 08:47 GMT
> >>> ><<Dropped off Henry tonight. He was thrilled, zooming around the house
> >>> >with his tail up, finding all the little treats and surprises his new
[quoted text clipped - 48 lines]
> about our feeling on supply-side economics. They just want their damn
> treat, thank you very much.

For Cat's sake get some sleep, Brian. The guilt will still be there
tomorrow.
Brian Link - 12 Mar 2005 04:07 GMT
>> >>> ><<Dropped off Henry tonight. He was thrilled, zooming around the
>house
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>For Cat's sake get some sleep, Brian. The guilt will still be there
>tomorrow.

Hm. Well, this prediction turned out to be false - especially since
there was never any guilt there in the first place. I guess I won't be
asking you for lottery numbers.

BLink
Mary - 12 Mar 2005 04:17 GMT
> Hm. Well, this prediction turned out to be false - especially since
> there was never any guilt there in the first place. I guess I won't be
> asking you for lottery numbers.

Glad to see you're feeling better. You were losing it last night.
-L. - 12 Mar 2005 08:38 GMT
<snip>

> Are you a Republican?

Probably, but she's *definitely* a troll.  And the sooner you killfile
her, the sooner you will extricate yourself from this continuous BS.

-L.
Mary - 12 Mar 2005 16:26 GMT
> <snip>
>
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> -L.

Oh, blow it out your flabby socialist a.s, Lynnie. A troll is clearly
anyone who doed not kiss that a.s, in your book. Most of your
posts to this group over the last month have had to do with
abortion and religion. Who's the troll? lol
-L. - 12 Mar 2005 08:29 GMT
> This is a touchy situation, so I've set no expectations about that.
>
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> Henry's development, to get pics n so forth, but I understand if
> they're jealous of their privacy.

<snip>

I'm glad it worked out this way - it is a win:win.  I don't think you
will be sorry.

-L.
Lesley Madigan - 11 Mar 2005 10:43 GMT
> Dropped off Henry tonight. He was thrilled, zooming around the house
> with his tail up, finding all the little treats and surprises his new
> host prepared for him, "cheeking" the furniture. If that's the last
> time I see him, it will be a good memory.

Keeping fingers crossed for Henry to have found a forever home

Lesley

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