The sucky monster is out...and I am inundated with beasts

DH got the sucky monster out to find all the dust bunnies in the
house (yay, DH!). I am sitting at my desk in the front room, as
far away from the sucky monster as possible...as far as the
beasts are concerned.

Currently I have Molly-dog on the rug, Cinder and Miss Kitty on
either side of my monitor, Little Bit on the keyboard tray and
Emma sitting to my left.

A common enemy certainly brings the troops together. Normally
Cindy and Miss Kitty would be hiss-spitting at each other and
Emma wouldn't be anywhere near the other cats (being all young
and independent and all).

Makes it interesting to type, though. Can't tell you how many
times I've hit the backspace key for this post :-)

Deborah

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"Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the
most shocking and inhumane."-Martin Luther King, Jr.

"Phoenix" wrote in message
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DH got the sucky monster out to find all the dust bunnies in the house
(yay, DH!). I am sitting at my desk in the front room, as far away from
the sucky monster as possible...as far as the beasts are concerned.

Currently I have Molly-dog on the rug, Cinder and Miss Kitty on either
side of my monitor, Little Bit on the keyboard tray and Emma sitting to my
left.

A common enemy certainly brings the troops together. Normally Cindy and
Miss Kitty would be hiss-spitting at each other and Emma wouldn't be
anywhere near the other cats (being all young and independent and all).

Makes it interesting to type, though. Can't tell you how many times I've
hit the backspace key for this post :-)



Boyfie hates the sucky monster too, I try to only use it when he's out on
rat patrol. KFC was not bothered about it - she was frightened of nothing
;-)

Tweed

On Nov 5, 11:43*pm, Phoenix wrote:
DH got the sucky monster out to find all the dust bunnies in the
house (yay, DH!). I am sitting at my desk in the front room, as
far away from the sucky monster as possible...as far as the
beasts are concerned.

Currently I have Molly-dog on the rug, Cinder and Miss Kitty on
either side of my monitor, Little Bit on the keyboard tray and
Emma sitting to my left.

A common enemy certainly brings the troops together. Normally
Cindy and Miss Kitty would be hiss-spitting at each other and
Emma wouldn't be anywhere near the other cats (being all young
and independent and all).

Makes it interesting to type, though. Can't tell you how many
times I've hit the backspace key for this post :-)

Deborah

Bosley, Biskit, Boots & Frank are terrified of the vacuum. My old
Cherokee
liked it. He loved for me to take the brush attachment and vaccuum
*him*.
Current New-Kitten isn't afraid. She chases it. I don't think it's
because
she is particularly brave. She's just too silly to be scared of it.
Sherry