Well, I think that’s what I enjoy most, if we are talking about tender loving care. But maybe those letters stand for, Tough Luck, Comrades! It’s not a question of ME not having YOU for a time. It’s a question of YOU not being able to snuggle ME! Sigh.
Mama has to go to the market an the expo so she can’t help me with some spelling until later. So I’m cutting it short today and reflect upon the Trashing of the House instructions that must be followed soon. Perhaps you have some ideas that were not covered by the friends who suggested it. Bring ’em on!
ARE YOU SERIOUS??? You actually DO that to the house when your anthros are away? Holy tamale.
PS Papa is going to miss me more than ANYONE, I’m pretty sure.
Hey, we’re so glad you’re having a house trashing party, Loulou. They were the rage back in earlier days of blogging. Every furry has a ball and the food was always good. Can we raid your mama’s pantry and fridge? We’ve heard she is a super chef.
We think both your mama and papa are going to miss you.
Oh, man, are they going to miss me!!! Mama is already moping around the house and thinks I’m looking a little down at the muzzle, too, but actually, I’m faking it as I plan the House Party for all of you!!! You guys like nip and tonic?
So you are staying home ? Safe travels for your anthros, and safe staying put for you and your Kitty Whisperer. Mya will still be near you, right ?
John Masefield wrote something along the lines of” I would spend my whole life traveling if I could have another whole life to spend staying home.”
John Masefield was poet laureate of England back in the 19th century and wrote many well-known poems, but I don’t know if he had kitties or not.
Mama read John Masefield in university and is going back to look at his poetry. Mama love poetry and yes, to stay home is often so relaxing and helpful to being calm! Emmanuel Kant never left his city and look what he did!