Our cat Jezebel keeps amazing
me. Today as I sat on a couch editing story using my laptop, she got on the
armrest next to me, front paw tapping my keyboard. Curious, I slid the computer
toward my knees and she got on my blanketed lap.
Jezebel has never been a lap
cat. ‘Her’ blanket is on the cushion opposite us.
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| What? I can change... |
I think maybe she senses my
ongoing upset over losing all those lovely tropical fish. Even more amazing,
she is still here as I type this, and strangers
are in the house. At long last, our heat pump is being repaired.
Now, how do I prevent a crick
in my neck looking at the screen off to the side?
Perhaps she's cold. Nice to have company as you write, though, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteExcept she overheated me. :)
DeleteThey do what they want and when they want to. I'm glad you're letting her get close.
ReplyDeleteI also linked this post to Feline Friday. Jezebel asked me to.
Have a purrfect day and weekend, Jezebel. My best to your mom. ♥
Ha! That's right, it is feline Friday. I didn't even think of it.
DeleteAnimals sense more than we will ever know. I am sure she knows you are upset and is offering comfort in the best way that she can.
ReplyDeleteI agree. She's a blessing.
DeleteI am glad Jezebel is a lap cat now :) No idea how to prevent a neck crick. Have a nice weekend :)
ReplyDeleteSo far, no crick. ~grin~ She got up when it was lunchtime and gave me a break. Heh...
DeleteIs she feeling ok? My cats, especially the ferals, become clingy and overly friendly, often following me around, when they are not feeling well or not long from death. I don't know why.
ReplyDeleteOh, gosh. I *think* she's okay. She is due for a veterinary checkup, though, and I have noticed more and more of that mysterious quivering, like she has a palsy or something that kicks in now and again. Even then, she doesn't seem distressed but it's impossible to say. Thank you for the tip.
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