It has been a very long time since I have posted any mishmash. Actually, I have not publish
much since the fall on April 12th and my return from hospital and
rehab in early June. I shall begin with the Kitty Kids. So, here is some Kitty Kid `mishmash.
Sugar
If you have not been
following me on Facebook then you probably do not know that little white Sugar
has disappeared from our home. I am sure that she escaped outside when some of
the very kind people came to my apartment to feed the cats and clean out there litter box. I have not seen anything of her since I returned home. I hope that
she is either found a good human to adopt or is using her vast street smarts
to survive. I miss Sugar.
Alex
My buddy, Alex, will be 12-years- old in December. He plays a bit with Midnight, but really doesn’t like to be
hassled by her. He does sleep quite a bit—perhaps more than when he was younger. (Of
course, I do, too). He has been keeping close watch on me ever since I was gone
all that time in hospital and rehabilitation. He often sleeps on the floor on
top of my oxygen tubing, so that if I move, he knows it. If I’m napping in my
lift chair, Alex is generally napping between my legs. At night, is usually
sleeps on my left side and arranges his body so that he can use my forearm or
hand as a pillow. I deeply love Alex.
Midnight
Midnight is all kitten—a quite large kitten. She is bigger
than Alex and has been known to hassle the older cats when she wants to play
and they do not. As a kitten often does, she investigates everything—pawing,
smelling, and tasting stuff. Midnight has developed several routines. If I
have napping in my chair with Alex sleeping between my legs, she climbs up on
my chest and stomach and kneads me with her paws; then she turns around several times and curls up upon me. Of course, she never lasts long in one position and
is soon turning around, often sticking her rear end into my face, before curling down
in another position. At night, with Alex sleeping on my left side, she repeats the
routine, unless she decides to annoy Alex.
I have come to deeply love this kitten, whose birth I witnessed.
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