You expect too much of the most independent domesticated animals in (voluntary) captivity.
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roger
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Fri 10 Oct, 2008 10:34 pm
@ossobuco,
Since the email account I have for you has become defunct, that was the real reason for posting.
Independent, MA? Yeah, sure. These loafers might be hell on moths, but they couldn't catch a cold, let alone a mouse. You have to really admire that level of independence.
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dlowan
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Fri 10 Oct, 2008 10:34 pm
@roger,
roger wrote:
Alone. Two cats, and as soon as the door was open, the took off like the house was on fire.
NO HELLO!!!!!
You, sir, need Siamese.
These are ungrateful wretches.
I get the full catastrophe when I get home.....talk, purring, loving looks, demands for attention......
Well, Mr. Independent senior dropped in when he heard the kibble rattling around. Junior will drift in shortly.
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ossobuco
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Fri 10 Oct, 2008 10:41 pm
I had, oh, ok, we had, a seeming siamese with a mother named cinque in reference to certain stuff going on at the time. The kid cat was named spackle, surely wrong, looking back, but he lived with it.
You remember the plant in the truck? That was from D and D's neighbor, Ann.
Ann, who has three cats from Petsmart, a kitten family now grown. I only met the gurl,
Ahhh,
so many pets to be let go in the financial crisis. Breaks my stone heart.
I've just had some rental neighbors disappear.
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Robert Gentel
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Fri 10 Oct, 2008 10:54 pm
@roger,
I pictured you forlorn in your home... alone with no more cats and just wanted to bump it up for the more comforting folk to take over. I had no idea what to say, and fumbled in my reply on my fourth try.
either. Thanks for the thoughts.
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