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So have you found her yet? Cats can pick up the vibes that something is going on, and start to act a bit strange, including running off, so hope that doesn't happen just as you are about to move...
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She strolled in, exactly when Mickey's little hand pointed to the 5 and his big hand up at the 12, announcing her presence, sitting down next to her bowl giving us dirty looks. When we just looked back at her, she came over, jumped up into my lap, put herself nose to nose with me, and ever so politely howled like a banshee for five full seconds (which, relatively speaking is an eternity when you are nose to nose with a cat,) jumped back down and sat next to her bowl again. I got the message... She got her maguro sashimi.
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I'm preparing myself for a day of "Dad's Taxi", including taking 3 11 yo girls swimming. Such fun.
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Consider yourself lucky. My Hong Kong friend had to play host to a group of 11 year old girls indoors watching 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians' for the day. All things being equal, you got off easy.
I'm sitting here fabricating a traveling kitty litter box. We'll be arriving at the hotel in the evening, and I'm sure after spending the day inside her travel box Felicity will be more than happy to find some nice kitty litter to pee in. By cutting up a plastic storage drawer, I can get it to fit exactly into the bottom of my wife's carry-on case without taking up any real usable space. With a bit of duct tape to hold it all back together again, and a plastic bin liner, it will comfortably (and safely) hold a kilo or two of kitty litter. It's just a shame that I can't let her out of her travel box while inside the plane. She'd be a lot more comfortable sleeping in my wife's lap than in her travel box.
Stitchawl