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Thursday, December 01, 2005
The Kitties Miss Us

We'd been away for 2 weeks and missed the kitties dearly.

On the evening we returned, Boy, Buf, and Tux were there to greet us. We hugged and kissed them. Later, I spied Kaku by my blanket looking at me.

For the next few days, Tuxie, Buf, and Sam howled sporadically. Boy followed me around, possibly worried I'd leave again.

Tonight particularly, he appreciated it when I locked the other 4 out of the bedroom so that we could have some quality time together. He sniffed the Shea Butter on my tummy and legs, and twice, walked up to my face for an extended pet. Even now, he followed me out and is sitting beside me as I type. He must have missed me as much as I missed him. :D

Posted at 22:08 by mephala

 

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