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I was thinking the exact same thing after catching up on this thread. I was all set, almost convinced myself to go ahead and get another cute little kitty, then started reading pooh's posts and began to remember what it was like with a kitty in the house. I coouldn't go out the door without using the lint brush first, my stockings ended up with runs, my blinds always had a bend somewhere, my curtains were used as a climbing wall, and cat hair floated in the breeze. I still want a kitty.
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Well ... we currently have all of the above ... but Stella is so damn cute ... even when she's just been untangled [against her will] from the drapes ... I just can't resist a pink bunny nose on a cat. And I've been ingesting cat hairs in my food & drink for years anyway.
[And people wonder why all the cabinets & drawers in the house have so much velcro on them that people have a hard time opening them.]
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Oh, I'm used to all that. We already have three adult cats. It's the whole "keeping a kitten out of things that might hurt it" part that has me thinking twice. Especially a Tasmanian Devil in disguise, which seems to be what Pooh got! I couldn't bring a kitten in here anyway - my adult cats would throw hissies. (And so would Chris!).
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Adult cat hissies are par for the course. When there's no person in the room, the little devils get along just dandy. Lots of sibling rivalry & attention seeking behavior - think toddler day care!
She's exhausting us out [I figure we have probably 4-6 more months of wide open behavior] but I'd never take her back!
