Dear George,
You might recall that I had to (I was
forced to) move in with three other cats just because my human decided to move
in with someone. And, of course, my silly human couldn’t find a single, lonely
and boring person; my human had to find another human who had not one but three
cats! We asked ourselves many times “What is wrong with humans?” and my guess is
that we’ll never find out! I wasn’t too happy about the situation but we, the
cats, found ourselves each a favorite spot in the house and tried not to
interact with each other too much! My favorite spot is the bed in the master
bedroom where I’m trying hard “to push out” the intruder (I mean…the other
human who now claims my human). However, a miracle happened George! Waiting for
your Christmas message we found ourselves lying down together peacefully and
happily (as you can see in the picture)! For one thing George I’m happy that
Celia failed in her duties to you this time.
Now I need your advice on how to keep the
momentum going?
Yours truly,
Vegas
Dear Vegas,
The failure of my Christmas message (due to human incompetence and a dead router) had one good effect then! What a happy and relaxed scene. Moving in with other cats can be so stressful, particularly if for cats that are natural loners. But you four felines seem to have integrated well. Just make sure that the new cats don't move in with you. Four is enough, I feel.
Keep the momentum going by natural feline courtesy. Accept the fact that some cats do not want intimacy and would prefer agreeable acquaintanceship rather than close friendship. Make sure your human servants don't force you to eat from the same food bowl. If they do, it should always be full so that you can take it in turns. Better still, they should feed you at a decent cat-preferred distance from each other. Humans can be mean about litter trays. Four or even five litter trays, so that you don't have to share and they don't get dirty too quickly, would be ideal. We like litter that is generously two and a half inches deep!
I have had a quiet time since the end of the Christmas holiday. She, my pet, has been hunched over the computer studying for her exam. She has also asked me to point out that one of her ebooks (co-researched by me but without any acknowledgement of my part in it, shame on her) is available FREE from Monday January 11 on UK amazon here. She is not sure if it will be available in other countries!
Yours
George.
Dear Vegas,
The failure of my Christmas message (due to human incompetence and a dead router) had one good effect then! What a happy and relaxed scene. Moving in with other cats can be so stressful, particularly if for cats that are natural loners. But you four felines seem to have integrated well. Just make sure that the new cats don't move in with you. Four is enough, I feel.
Keep the momentum going by natural feline courtesy. Accept the fact that some cats do not want intimacy and would prefer agreeable acquaintanceship rather than close friendship. Make sure your human servants don't force you to eat from the same food bowl. If they do, it should always be full so that you can take it in turns. Better still, they should feed you at a decent cat-preferred distance from each other. Humans can be mean about litter trays. Four or even five litter trays, so that you don't have to share and they don't get dirty too quickly, would be ideal. We like litter that is generously two and a half inches deep!
I have had a quiet time since the end of the Christmas holiday. She, my pet, has been hunched over the computer studying for her exam. She has also asked me to point out that one of her ebooks (co-researched by me but without any acknowledgement of my part in it, shame on her) is available FREE from Monday January 11 on UK amazon here. She is not sure if it will be available in other countries!
Yours
George.
Well, as much as we like to tease George when comes to Celia we have to congratulate her and give her credit for the work she does. Everything she does, including the exams, is to benefit us and educate humans to be better pets!
ReplyDeleteGeorge, you trained her well! Kudos to you and a big thank you from the feline world!
Look at you! All so peaceful and cute :-)
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PS. Thank you Celia for your generosity! I'm going to check the link.
I checked the link! Great reviews for Celia's e-book! I'm reading it now!
ReplyDeleteThank you Celia! And thank you George for putting up with Celia's mischiefs :-)
It's rewarding (sometimes)!
Thea
What a happy and peaceful scene.. I bet your humans were thrilled
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