Our cat, Gracie, loves me. She loves me with her whole heart. If my WordPress account allowed, I’d post a picture of her, and you’d be able to see the love light shining in her eyes. Or the mischief. It’s hard to tell.
She’s beautiful—A muted calico with a white strip from the top of her head to the tip of her cute little nose. Sometimes I catch her admiring herself in the mirror.
And she’s so smart. She can open the cabinet in which her treats are stored, and without fail, brings us a bag of treats every night after the lights are out. It’s the equivalent of a toddler’s “just one more drink, Mommy” or “read me one more story.”
If I go to bed before Studly Doright does, Gracie will pester him until he joins me. But if I stay up a little later, she curls up in my lap until I indicate that I’m ready for bed. Like I say, she loves me.
I’m sitting here watching her attack her scratching post, shredding the fibers with a vengeance. The post has seen better days, but it’s her favorite toy. Even so, I’ve begun to think of it as a piece of modern sculpture. Maybe we could sell it for a small fortune and Gracie could create a new one. Maybe she could reimburse us for all those treats. Maybe I need to get some sleep tonight. I’m rambling.
Peace, people.
A lovely post. I remember when you got her x
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This makes me miss my kitty =( lol.
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I don’t know how to live without one, and this one just makes sure she’s part of everything.
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I’m hoping my partner will want to get one during our Christmas holidays. That’s when we get the six weeks off. Well the schools and the teachers do, I don’t, lol. My partners a teacher though, so he will get the six weeks off, spend more time with it.
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Hoping just the right cat comes along.
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I am sure they will =D
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I have a calico who opens my cabinets as well! She reaches up for the doorknob too, and if she could actually turn it, she’d let herself outside.
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