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Oh, isn't that frustrating? When I lived in a part of the country where
there were very cold and dry winters, I'd get a lot of static electricity,
and it seemed that every time my cat came over to me, I'd touch her and
give her a shock. Eventually she started flinching when I went to touch
her. It was kind of sad. I wanted to be able to explain to her that it
was an accident, and I didn't like it any more than she did!

This happens every day here at this time of year. Still, Frank comes up to
me when I put out my hand to him, but he flinches all the way and then he
touches his nose to my hand and gets shocked. Poor baby. Yet, he won't stop
touching his nose to my hand, though he knows he will be shocked. Nikki
doesn't seem to get as electric.

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