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Cat report
Aug. 10th, 2014 01:43 pmLast night, David, Pamela, Eric, and I hung out in the rooms-formerly-known-as-cat-free. All three of the interlopers were seen, petted, and generally friendly.
Grout is the shyest of the bunch, but she came out, and was scritchable by all. She got up on a chair near me and lolled about in a very cute sort of way. She even purred and looked quite pleased about things. At this point, we think she's a photophobe. She is never seen before dark.
Spackle was very friendly and made the rounds of the monkeys several times. She also did quite a bit of furbling on the rug in front of the pop-up books. She has the finest belly-fur in all the land. She has a funny, high, squeaky voice.
Mora was actually jumped up on the couch next to me, and put two paws in my lap, as if she were about to get in my lap and settle down, but then thought better of it. She is extremely soft and plush. She has a mat way down by her butt which we haven't tried to deal with yet, because she's still a bit skittish. She has a lovely, chuffy purr. Unfortunately, I seem to be very allergic to her, and had to deploy Benadryl.
Nate was here yesterday afternoon, and reported that Mora kitty sat on his lap for a long while, but that the other two cats did not make an appearance. It sounds like the sisters photophobia is a new thing, presumably caused by their up-rooting. Probably we should have Nate over late one evening to see his Grout-kitty.
Grout is the shyest of the bunch, but she came out, and was scritchable by all. She got up on a chair near me and lolled about in a very cute sort of way. She even purred and looked quite pleased about things. At this point, we think she's a photophobe. She is never seen before dark.
Spackle was very friendly and made the rounds of the monkeys several times. She also did quite a bit of furbling on the rug in front of the pop-up books. She has the finest belly-fur in all the land. She has a funny, high, squeaky voice.
Mora was actually jumped up on the couch next to me, and put two paws in my lap, as if she were about to get in my lap and settle down, but then thought better of it. She is extremely soft and plush. She has a mat way down by her butt which we haven't tried to deal with yet, because she's still a bit skittish. She has a lovely, chuffy purr. Unfortunately, I seem to be very allergic to her, and had to deploy Benadryl.
Nate was here yesterday afternoon, and reported that Mora kitty sat on his lap for a long while, but that the other two cats did not make an appearance. It sounds like the sisters photophobia is a new thing, presumably caused by their up-rooting. Probably we should have Nate over late one evening to see his Grout-kitty.
