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Sammy = klutz
Sammy is about 3 weeks from her due date. She is becoming quite the klutz
these days. Apparently her change in weight, size, and mass leaves her a bit more to compensate for than she has adapted to at this point. A simple gliding jump onto a chair results in her becoming highsided on her belly instead of her feet reaching the edge of the chair. Oops. Simple drop to the floor and she abandons the idea. Seems she doesn't distinguish being laughed with from being laughed at. Attempting to jump from the window sill onto the top of the television in the living room ended up with her failing to reach her mark and sliding off the edge and dropping straight to the floor. Again, absolutely no humor. She gives me a disdainful sneer and moseys off. I'm not too concerned about her hurting herself or the kittens. She seems to refrain from the more daredevil antics, but the bloopers on some of the lower intensity stuff is rather comical. We had a spay surgery scheduled for her prior to her going into heat. We rescheduled the appointment for another 2 weeks, opting for the lower bleeding benefit of allowing the cycle to pass. My son, in the wisdom that only an 8 year old could muster, decided that Sammy was in need of company. We had warned him to be careful not to let her get out when he came and went. He dutifully complied. What we did not anticipate was him allowing the neighborhood playboy into the house! I came in from mowing the back yard to find Sammy stretched out on the floor with a neighbor's tuxedo tom cat in a state of post coital afterglow. Obviously more complete instructions were needed. In 35 years of cat ownership, mostly females, this is the first oops that resulted in a pregnancy. |
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On Tue, 25 May 2004 17:08:21 GMT, "RobZip"
wrote: Sammy is about 3 weeks from her due date. She is becoming quite the klutz these days. Apparently her change in weight, size, and mass leaves her a bit more to compensate for than she has adapted to at this point. A simple gliding jump onto a chair results in her becoming highsided on her belly instead of her feet reaching the edge of the chair. Oops. Simple drop to the floor and she abandons the idea. Seems she doesn't distinguish being laughed with from being laughed at. Attempting to jump from the window sill onto the top of the television in the living room ended up with her failing to reach her mark and sliding off the edge and dropping straight to the floor. Again, absolutely no humor. She gives me a disdainful sneer and moseys off. I'm not too concerned about her hurting herself or the kittens. She seems to refrain from the more daredevil antics, but the bloopers on some of the lower intensity stuff is rather comical. We had a spay surgery scheduled for her prior to her going into heat. We rescheduled the appointment for another 2 weeks, opting for the lower bleeding benefit of allowing the cycle to pass. My son, in the wisdom that only an 8 year old could muster, decided that Sammy was in need of company. We had warned him to be careful not to let her get out when he came and went. He dutifully complied. What we did not anticipate was him allowing the neighborhood playboy into the house! I came in from mowing the back yard to find Sammy stretched out on the floor with a neighbor's tuxedo tom cat in a state of post coital afterglow. Obviously more complete instructions were needed. In 35 years of cat ownership, mostly females, this is the first oops that resulted in a pregnancy. Now the real fun begins. MLB |
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On Tue, 25 May 2004 17:08:21 GMT, "RobZip"
wrote: Sammy is about 3 weeks from her due date. She is becoming quite the klutz these days. Apparently her change in weight, size, and mass leaves her a bit more to compensate for than she has adapted to at this point. A simple gliding jump onto a chair results in her becoming highsided on her belly instead of her feet reaching the edge of the chair. Oops. Simple drop to the floor and she abandons the idea. Seems she doesn't distinguish being laughed with from being laughed at. Attempting to jump from the window sill onto the top of the television in the living room ended up with her failing to reach her mark and sliding off the edge and dropping straight to the floor. Again, absolutely no humor. She gives me a disdainful sneer and moseys off. I'm not too concerned about her hurting herself or the kittens. She seems to refrain from the more daredevil antics, but the bloopers on some of the lower intensity stuff is rather comical. We had a spay surgery scheduled for her prior to her going into heat. We rescheduled the appointment for another 2 weeks, opting for the lower bleeding benefit of allowing the cycle to pass. My son, in the wisdom that only an 8 year old could muster, decided that Sammy was in need of company. We had warned him to be careful not to let her get out when he came and went. He dutifully complied. What we did not anticipate was him allowing the neighborhood playboy into the house! I came in from mowing the back yard to find Sammy stretched out on the floor with a neighbor's tuxedo tom cat in a state of post coital afterglow. Obviously more complete instructions were needed. In 35 years of cat ownership, mostly females, this is the first oops that resulted in a pregnancy. Now the real fun begins. MLB |
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In article ,
enlightened us with... My son, in the wisdom that only an 8 year old could muster, decided that Sammy was in need of company. We had warned him to be careful not to let her get out when he came and went. He dutifully complied. What we did not anticipate was him allowing the neighborhood playboy into the house! I came in from mowing the back yard to find Sammy stretched out on the floor with a neighbor's tuxedo tom cat in a state of post coital afterglow. Obviously more complete instructions were needed. For some reason, this threw me into quite a giggle fit. Hope all is well with Sammy. -- -- ~kaeli~ Kill one man and you are a murderer. Kill millions and you are a conqueror. Kill everyone and you are God. http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace |
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"kaeli" wrote in message ... In article , enlightened us with... My son, in the wisdom that only an 8 year old could muster, decided that Sammy was in need of company. We had warned him to be careful not to let her get out when he came and went. He dutifully complied. What we did not anticipate was him allowing the neighborhood playboy into the house! I came in from mowing the back yard to find Sammy stretched out on the floor with a neighbor's tuxedo tom cat in a state of post coital afterglow. Obviously more complete instructions were needed. For some reason, this threw me into quite a giggle fit. Hope all is well with Sammy. I'm trying to resolve myself to accepting the humor of it. Sammy is doing quite well, eating plenty, sleeping a bit more than usual. She seems to crave more than a usual amount of human company though. At times she will lay down next to where I'm sitting and head butt my hand to be petted. When I start to pet her she displays typical pregnant female grumpiness and plants the teeth on my thumb. She doesn't really bite, just clamps down a little and switches her tail some. |
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"kaeli" wrote in message ... In article , enlightened us with... My son, in the wisdom that only an 8 year old could muster, decided that Sammy was in need of company. We had warned him to be careful not to let her get out when he came and went. He dutifully complied. What we did not anticipate was him allowing the neighborhood playboy into the house! I came in from mowing the back yard to find Sammy stretched out on the floor with a neighbor's tuxedo tom cat in a state of post coital afterglow. Obviously more complete instructions were needed. For some reason, this threw me into quite a giggle fit. Hope all is well with Sammy. I'm trying to resolve myself to accepting the humor of it. Sammy is doing quite well, eating plenty, sleeping a bit more than usual. She seems to crave more than a usual amount of human company though. At times she will lay down next to where I'm sitting and head butt my hand to be petted. When I start to pet her she displays typical pregnant female grumpiness and plants the teeth on my thumb. She doesn't really bite, just clamps down a little and switches her tail some. |
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