Curiously, Kaku went missing last night and this morning after changing the poo pans and feeding the kids, I found her scurrying around in the kitchen. She made herself quite comfortable on the left couch head while Boy remained on his right side of the couch and on his rug when it pleased him. So I laid out a bowl of food and water for her so she could eat.

Instead, Boy has taken to eating her food and leaving his alone. They seem quite contented together but I wonder now if the mad scurrying and hiss I heard last night from Boy was actually him chasing her around the kitchen and under the couch, or was it the cockroach I thought I saw?

Anyhow, mission accomplished without me lifting a finger. She must have tired of the other three bullying her and decided to move in or become too alarmed by Buffy's diarrhoea (Kaku had her run last week). Perhaps a combo of both.

While she is still hissy when I get close, when I watched her from the window and blinked at her, she went up close to look at me, roll over on her back for a while, realise I couldn't quite pet her, came closer to the window, repeated the same another two times before she disappeared from my view right under the window.

She doesn't run when I come into the kitchen anymore and she even watched Jack when he came in to look for me. She stayed there the whole while when I made dinner and only when I got a metre or so close, she'd hiss. So I have left her be for now.

The two boys were quite happy sunning themselves today, grooming each other but Buffy only appeared at mealtime. I think she is still unwell. Hope it clears soon. It is tiring cleaning diarrhoea every day. I'm even pondering buying the Litter-Robot. Sigh...

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