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We are so sorry that Emma didn't make if after all the love and care she received this week. We are sending drool and soft snooters from the SI girls. <BR>
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This morning I found a donut bed in the shape of a J in the hallway up against a tub that shouldn't be there, but anyway, Shelby was on the small part that was even with the floor. She could see the stairs, the front door and the living room from her perch. When I asked why the bed was in the hall, the one who fears all hair(on clothes) said that Shelby was sleeping on the little landing of the stairs and looked uncomfortable. She has learned to climb two stairs but no more. You might not think that is a big deal, but son #2 is not fond of animals touching him or messing with his stuff. Yet, when he thinks no one is looking, he gives them belly rubs and massages like a pro. He just doesn't like anyone to know there is a soft side I guess. <BR>
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Right now, Shelbs is under my feet. Ninja is by my side like always and Maggie is on the loveseat snoozing. Marley the grumpus is under the card table that holds the cat bowls and toys. The kitty boys are out of sight. Probably in their baskets. The cats are getting very brave around the girls. They sit close, flicking their tails in the dogs' faces. The cats also poke at the dogs when they think no one is looking. So far all limbs are still in tact. <BR>
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All is well in our corner of the world. Bellies are full, couches are cushy, and the kitties are out of sight. <BR>
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Snooters and drool to all.<BR>
Ninja, Marley, Maggie, and Shelby and the wild kitty boys with the mom<BR><br /><hr />Hotmail: Free, trusted and rich email service. <a href='http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/171222984/direct/01/' target='_new'>Get it now.</a></body>
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