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Evil Elda's adult name made itself known to me this afternoon. She will henceforth be known as Saffron. She would like to assure everyone that she will remain as evil as ever.
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Cassie with spay scar and cone collar |
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Hamish plays with my lighter |
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Hamish loves his Mum |
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What? |
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Naamah - wild-eyed piratewench! |
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Naamah - cuddleslut pirate |
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Naamah - plastic bag pirate |
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Evil Saffron 1 |
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Evil Saffron 2 |
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Evil Saffron 3 |
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Evil Saffron 4 |
Very sleepy today. I wonder why?
It's been one of those very quiet yet good days. Spike consented to fall asleep snuggled against my chest for almost an entire episode of ER. Squish was snuggled against my legs.
Later on, we all went to the park and played football with children. I am continuing to let them offleash by turns, and Squish continues to not bugger off. He's getting better and better at remaining focused on me. He actually did get a bit distracted today by some other people, but where a year ago that would have made him completely forget what we had been doing and bugger off, he simply greeted them, picked up his ball again and came running back to me. Squishy is a Good Dog.
Spike disturbed Cassie on the couch this afternoon - I think he may have stepped on her tail when he jumped on the couch to stare out of the window - and she gave him a whack that made him yelp and go into abject-apology mode at her. Squish was so awed that he had to come and lick her face appeasingly as well. She also had some sharp words with Naamah Kitten when Naamah tried to investigate her stitches (they come out on Friday. Incision is healing lovely and uncomplicated). To think I worried about the kittens mauling her! She rules the house with an iron paw under her pretty white velvet gloves.
Also, I have discovered how to get Shy Hamish to come and sit on my shoulder. I simply need to be eating a tuna salad sandwich. Love that boycat!
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So the vet opened her up, rooted around in her abdomen for a while, and finally determined that she was spayed from the side, which apparently only one vet in the area did regularly.
End summary -- yes, some vets do it, though it's more common from the belly. :)
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Thank him for me :)
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http://www.hdw-inc.com/spayneuter.htm - scroll down to the bottom, there's a bit about it there.
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P.S. We're up in ur yahoo, havin' lots of funz.
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Also? Damn you for getting an insanely catching Talking Heads song in my... um... head.
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LOVE Talking Heads. I can't play Psycho Killer any more, though - it sets Squish off.
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I actually have a really old recording of "Psycho Killer" done by BNL. And when I say old, I mean "Made in 1988 when there were only two of them in the band and recorded on a four-track in Steve's parent's basement" old.
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I'm your source for BNL rarities. ;)
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I named them as soon as they were born because living things need names, even when they're just little blobs of potential cat - but they were random names and they grew up not particularly suiting them. I knew I'd discover their real names later on when they'd had time to grow into their personalities a bit. I'm sorry for confusing people, but I live with these cats and I wanted them to be wearing the right names, not just any old random handle.
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Cassie's looking great...and smaller than ever. Wow.
Another vote for: Arrrugh! Now the Song's Spinning in My Head! LOL!
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also, it is a GREAT SONG!
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*starts humming either way* :^)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Our_Mrs._Reynolds_%28Firefly_episode%29
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Mental disconnect gone. :^D
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Saffron is a lovely name. I hope the evil girl finds a home soon. I'd adopt her if I lived nearby... :(
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Hamish reminds me of my Virgil, a cat I had years ago who got eaten by an alligator.
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...I am so glad there aren't alligators here!
As to the names - I named them as soon as they were born because living things need names, even when they're just little blobs of potential cat - but they were random names and they grew up not particularly suiting them. I knew I'd discover their real names later on when they'd had time to grow into their personalities a bit. I'm sorry for confusing people, but I live with these cats and I wanted them to be wearing the right names, not just any old random handle.
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