Sometimes we hurt our pets without meaning to. The good news is (and I forget where I read this, so you'll just have to trust me) is that when you freak out and make a fuss of them afterwards, you dog or cat actually understands that you're saying sorry. Apparently, animals do this to each other when they're young, if their rough housing gets too rough and one gets hurt, the other will apologise with cuddles or something.
I try, I really do. But cats are all on a personal mission to trip you over as many times as possible. With smaller cats, this can be very stressful.
Like with Harleyquinn and Eleven, for example.
They are both very smol, and thus tripping over one of them often results in kicking them across the room.
And then panicking and feeling wracked with guilt.
Tripping over Ivy?
Not so much with the guilt.
Gyr is not home yet. Now they're saying the end of this week.
I JUST WANT MY MF CAR BACK FOR FECK'S SAKE IT'S BEEN ALMOST TWO MONTHS.
Also found out today I have a torn labrum and torn hamstring in the left leg. My orthopaedist can now be added to the list of people who think I'm a witch. He could not understand how I betray absolutely no outward signs that I am in
I have informed Bossman that he will be purchasing me a giant beanbag chair for my desk because regular chairs are now my enemy.
I love taking a bath but not with a shark
ReplyDeletePraying it all comes back together. Happy landings, jk
ReplyDeleteBeanbag chair! Yes!
ReplyDeleteI stepped on my kitty's paw accidentally once and nearly never forgave myself. That was over 20 years ago, by the way.
Sans car it must be a pain in the neck to get around, no!?
These illustrations are so lovely!!! :) hoping the car comes back soon. Best wishes
ReplyDeleteMy cat is always getting under foot. She will be the death of me. Which I am beginning to see might not be the worst way to go.
ReplyDeleteCats who get underfoot get what they deserve. I know, I know, you love the cats and don't wish to harm them. But, if they can't get out of the way...
ReplyDeleteSorry about Gyr. Soon? Maybe? And doesn't your doc know women know how to hide pain? Seriously...
I am miserable when I accidentally step on a paw or a tail.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie