This conversation took place two days ago:
me, showing something: H., does it look like a pear?
H.: - Yeah, not really.
me: - Oh? Why not? I mean, it's a perfect pear?
H.: - Well...
me: - Pfffff. You have no sense of art. It's a perfect pear.
H. - So why do you ask me, if I don't know anything?
me: - Oh well.
me, trying again: - Hey, see, isn't that an absolutely beautiful, perfect pear?
H.: (...sigh...) - Oh YES, it's so beautiful, an absolutely perfect pear!! ...(silence...) isn't that what you wanted me to say?
I resisted the urge to... well, you know. He's just a man.
The pear, you ask? You'll have to wait to see :) A week or so.
I've finished and sent my PS exchange, I'm almost done with the finishing part on my BD exchange.... stitched a PS piece for myself, but need to do the finishing so I can show it properly... and tonight I plan to start on the LHN "Snow" piece that Gigi is offering on her blog and the benefits of which go to the Unicef. Two more designs come with the LHN, but I only like one of them. It is possible to pay with Paypal. To see and/or order, click HERE.
It's getting late, but I thought I'll post a short update about our cat boys. They got their next vaccines this week, they were also chipped (answering to comment: tattoos are much less popular here, I'll hope for the best that they don't get cancer - but then I am much more worried about the street and the risk of them being hit by a car next spring...) and they got their European Union/Norwegian passports :)
We weren't planning to that fast, but we just had to and the boys were neutered yesterday. I spent a long time searching the web for info about the advantages and disadvantages. Had I known it would be so painless and fast, I wouldn't have worried beforehand.
The boys upon arriving home...
Happy checked on them from time to time till they woke up. It was sort of funny to see cats sleeping with totally open eyes, it's the first time I saw it.
Our new vet has a home practice and I just stayed in the room and watched the whole intervention while it happened. The actual surgery part took less than a minute! What took time was all the preparations - injections of morphine, local anesthetics, antibiotics, vitamin B, shaving, cleaning... I and the vet (a woman) had a fun time observing H. who was really uncomfortable about the neutering part and just left for a 40 minutes walk! He became so pale and all... She said all men react that way! LOL
They were supposed to wake up after 4-10 hours and to relax for 7 days.
Well, they started to wake up after 2,5 hours and already at night, they were fighting, running, chasing each other, enjoying life at fullest. Nothing could be done to stop them - nothing at all! Like if nothing ever happened. We just had to stop worrying about the open wounds (no stitches, it starts to grown after 3 days, we were told).
They're just the most adorable cats on Earth I know. Watching them play is endless joy - and then they are perfect companions, they're more like dogs than cats. Humans are so important for them... They sleep close to where I type and they're on my lap when I stitch... they follow H. till the shower cabin... And then Felinek is vocal (his brother is not at all), he asks for water, for food, he complains when he's forbidden smthg (Felinek - no! - meeeeow!! I said NO! - meeeooooo!!!!) LOL
They come for hugs in the middle of the night and they generally are always around.
H.? He's so fond of them!! He made a clean space on his work desk where we laid a soft plaid for them to sleep on... He's planning to clean a sort of hall room in the basement where we plan to put a climbing/playing furniture for them, money allowing. They're such a joy!
(answering to Anonymous comment - thanks for the tip about wet food, I didn't know about that issue. We won't have them on wet food only, much too expensive, but they get some daily and they drink a whole sea of water in addition to their dry special food so I think they should be fine. Actually I almost worried at first seeing how much they drink!)
September 06, 2009
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11 comments:
LOL....that conversation is too funny. Could have been me and Michael. Looking forward to see the perfect pear.
I wouldn't worry about the cats. It's hard to keep them relaxed. Besides they would stop running like mad if they would be in pain. All our cats went on business as usual hours after being neutered.
It is hard to comment right now...not so much for my bad situation, but because Elliot is sleeping on my computer chair and I must type while standing up! Thanks you for your kind comment on my blog. Please do e-mail me: jsutherland1@earthlink.net
How wonderful that the boys are doing so well and that you are enjoying them so much!! As for 'the most adorable cats on earth', they've got some competition here in the NL as we've just added to our little family (pictures soon)!!
Those boys really are so cute (even asleep after their ops) and I am so glad that you kept them both - I think they would have been upset to be separated. Great videos on You Tube too :)
Oh they look so sweet. And their doggie nurse is just adorable! :D
The photo of the kittens in the carrier is hilarious! So glad things have worked out the way they did.
Seeing those two kitties sleeping together makes my heart sing! Thank you H for letting them become a part of your lives!
So sweet Anna!
Donna
Don't let anyone talk you down on wet cat food. Yeah, you have to take special care of their teeth, but sometimes it's necessary, and you know your babies better than anyone else.
Sounds like your kitties came through their surgeries with no problems! Don't worry about their running around. They'll do as much as they feel up to and then stop. They really are a joy, aren't they?
good news about the cats ! a big hug to all of you !
Oh my gosh, Anna, I just received my BBD exchange and I'm so thrilled that I can barely sit still! I blogged at the exchange blog and will blog on mine tomorrow. THANK YOU!!!
Oh that conversation is SOOOOO familiar lol
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