I posted a few days ago about "My First Kitten".

I still can't come up with anything better than "Kitty" for a name, but
it works for me and it seems to work for her.

I took her to the vet the day I found her, but I'm a major
procrastinator.  The vet suggested I come back in a week for worm tests
and shots.  I'll bring her in next week.

She was diagnosed with an "Upper Respiratory Infection" the first time
and I was given an anti-biotic and eyedrops.  She was sneezing and had
eye discharge.  Her eyes cleared up after the 2nd day, and she sneezed a
couple of times that I've noticed the last couple of days, but after a
couple of days of my not having noticed her sneeze at all.  Anyway, it's
really hard to judge the dosage on that eyedropper.  It's such a small
amount that it's hard to tell if there's just a big bubble in the
eyedropper or if it's really a good dose.

She's getting more and more active every day.  Tonite after I gave her
the antibiotic, she got more hyper than I'd ever seen her.  She was
running all over and very playful.

She's getting better at climbing too - she got up on my desk fairly
easily.  I had seen her try unsuccessfully before.  (So, I'll have to
set my screen-saver with a password and a very short idle-time or get
something to cover the keyboard.  Anyone have any recommendations for a
cool keyboard cover?)

Then I caught her playing with my dartboard and frame, which isn't hung
up - it's just leaning against a wall.  Or it was leaning against a
wall.  Although unlikely, I think she could have caused it to fall on
top of her, which at the very best would have just scared her - at
worst, I think she could have been seriously hurt.

She's also taken an interest in a mother-in-laws tongue plant.  I told
her "No" the first time I saw her playing with it and she backed off.
That was when I came home from lunch, and she had free run of the house
all afternoon, but tonite she went for it several times, each time
responding less to my telling her firmly, "No".  

The 2nd time I told her no, I picked her up and relocated her, which
lasted for maybe 30 seconds.  So, I told her "No" again, picked her up
and shut her in the bathroom for 10-15 minutes.  It's a big bathroom,
and her food and litterbox are in there - on opposite ends.

When I opened the door again she seemed a little sulky, but I think she
may have just been tuckered out.  She opened her eyes, but went back to
sleep.  Finally, she came out and went over to the plant and went to
sleep next to it without playing with it.

I never thought I would have a cat live with me, but Kitty has touched
me, and I can tell she likes me.  Sometimes she's playful, sometimes she
just wants to snuggle up and have me pet her.  When she's in that mood
she purrs like a (very quiet) motorboat.
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There's no way to delay that trouble comin' everyday