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Ignore this if you don't care about cats or emotions pertaining to them.  

I told my boyfriend if my cat didn't come back in four weeks, I'm getting another cat. That sounds kind of cold, but I need a cat in my life.

My last cat, Gojira, he left when we moved to Maryland last year. My boyfriend's parents let him out without consulting me and he never came back. I'd had him for several years. It was a serious blow to my happiness. I'm still reeling from that and now Tt is gone. I just need another cat to shower love upon. I need another cat to feed tidbits of meat to on the counter, just like a cat shouldn't be doing. <_< I just need a damned cat, OK?? It's not like meth, being addicted to cats won't rot your teeth. Toxiplasmosis can be a bitch, but it's a risk I'm willing to take. Plus, the personality change could be a boon to my social life. Who knows.

A friend of mine had a batch of kittens and keeps posting pictures all over the place. I'm tempted to earmark one for myself. I need a cat from kittenhood. It makes a difference, I think.

We have other cats and I pet them and feed them, but they don't come into my room. They don't prefer me or anything like that. They come to me when they're hungry or want inside/outside. It's not the same. 

 

A good thing about today, though, which sometimes relates to cats is that I'm the owner of the *cute channel now. It's a really fun, easy channel that can only brighten my day. Nothing crazy gets *cuted. I've not found a single thing to remove. Ah, so simple. 

Sarzy says...

Maybe you should stop letting your cats go outside if they keep wandering off and not coming back? I've had nothing but indoor cats all my life, and none of them seemed particularly unhappy, or showed any real desire to go outside. If they've never been an outside cat, they'll never know what they're missing.

dystopianfuturetoday says...

Looks a lot like Frankie ------------------------>

Frankie got out of the house a couple of times and we were worried sick. Both times we used a strategy given to us by someone at the local pet shelter. Leave the door open so that when he does come home he can just waltz right in. It worked both times. He seemed a little freaked out the second time and hasn't tried to escapesince . We also moved away from his stray big brother, who was the one who encouraged him to get out in the first place, so that probably played a part too. Still hoping for the best.

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