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And I can wonder if I'll get a back ache, bending over to scritch her belly.
My fat belly doesn't bend in that direction for very long. Next time, I sit on the floor. -- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org www.mormons.com "Singh" wrote in message ... CatNipped wrote: I believe Louie may be right. They seem transcendent when they purr like that (and you're right, *where* do those deep, loud purrs come from in that little body?! I don't know!! she's all of seven pounds, kind of chunky for an 8 month old kitten but the vet's not much worried. But you can hear her purring from the next room. Roxie is no less transcendental, no less ecstatic, but much quieter. She's not a hugger like the other two. Roxie, a cat collecting victim, was rescued from a house that had over 40 cats and kitty-doo *everywhere*; she was beat on, run off from food and water, and was a mess when the shelter got her. She does not like confinement and to her, her security is in her sense of freedom to move as she pleases. But you can pet her until the cows come home, and she'll wiggle on the floor, arch herself, make little trilly sounds, and purr so quietly you have to touch her throat and chest to know she's doing it. But you can pet her for hours, and she'll purr for hours. If a cat's purr is a prayer and how they remember the name of God, then she must be telling Him/Her thanks for lots of space and lots of love. OT: How is Louie doing with his job hunt? Like a fisherman in a slow season. the nibbles are so small he has to throw them back. But he's getting nibbles and that's a start. thanks for asking! Blessed be! Baha |
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And I can wonder if I'll get a back ache, bending over to scritch her belly.
My fat belly doesn't bend in that direction for very long. Next time, I sit on the floor. -- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org www.mormons.com "Singh" wrote in message ... CatNipped wrote: I believe Louie may be right. They seem transcendent when they purr like that (and you're right, *where* do those deep, loud purrs come from in that little body?! I don't know!! she's all of seven pounds, kind of chunky for an 8 month old kitten but the vet's not much worried. But you can hear her purring from the next room. Roxie is no less transcendental, no less ecstatic, but much quieter. She's not a hugger like the other two. Roxie, a cat collecting victim, was rescued from a house that had over 40 cats and kitty-doo *everywhere*; she was beat on, run off from food and water, and was a mess when the shelter got her. She does not like confinement and to her, her security is in her sense of freedom to move as she pleases. But you can pet her until the cows come home, and she'll wiggle on the floor, arch herself, make little trilly sounds, and purr so quietly you have to touch her throat and chest to know she's doing it. But you can pet her for hours, and she'll purr for hours. If a cat's purr is a prayer and how they remember the name of God, then she must be telling Him/Her thanks for lots of space and lots of love. OT: How is Louie doing with his job hunt? Like a fisherman in a slow season. the nibbles are so small he has to throw them back. But he's getting nibbles and that's a start. thanks for asking! Blessed be! Baha |
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And I can wonder if I'll get a back ache, bending over to scritch her belly.
My fat belly doesn't bend in that direction for very long. Next time, I sit on the floor. -- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org www.mormons.com "Singh" wrote in message ... CatNipped wrote: I believe Louie may be right. They seem transcendent when they purr like that (and you're right, *where* do those deep, loud purrs come from in that little body?! I don't know!! she's all of seven pounds, kind of chunky for an 8 month old kitten but the vet's not much worried. But you can hear her purring from the next room. Roxie is no less transcendental, no less ecstatic, but much quieter. She's not a hugger like the other two. Roxie, a cat collecting victim, was rescued from a house that had over 40 cats and kitty-doo *everywhere*; she was beat on, run off from food and water, and was a mess when the shelter got her. She does not like confinement and to her, her security is in her sense of freedom to move as she pleases. But you can pet her until the cows come home, and she'll wiggle on the floor, arch herself, make little trilly sounds, and purr so quietly you have to touch her throat and chest to know she's doing it. But you can pet her for hours, and she'll purr for hours. If a cat's purr is a prayer and how they remember the name of God, then she must be telling Him/Her thanks for lots of space and lots of love. OT: How is Louie doing with his job hunt? Like a fisherman in a slow season. the nibbles are so small he has to throw them back. But he's getting nibbles and that's a start. thanks for asking! Blessed be! Baha |
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