I wonder what Jack and Teddy are talking about? Usually they ignore each other or chase and wrestle each other. But yesterday they spent a good bit of time communicating in their feline way. Seemed to be an interesting conversation for awhile then they settled down for naps.
Teddy has some lines for In Other Words.
This week’s word is, boss.
He also has a positive thought for Sparks 3
at McGuffy’s Reader
Teddy’s 5 Lines for In Other Words
I am not too fond of Jack but I didn’t want to say goodbye
because when Mama puts me in the cage it means just one thing.
I have an appointment with the Vet.
Mama says he is a very nice man but
what does she know? She just sits in a chair
smiling and talking to him while I get
poked, prodded, and shot.
But when we go home I get some treats and lovins
and take a well-deserved nap because Mama knows
I am the boss!
Teddy thinks Cleveland Amory was a very smart man
and shares this quote with you for Sparks 3
As anyone who has ever been around a cat for any length of time
well knows, cats have enormous patience
with the limitations of the human kind.
Cleveland Amory
He is a good-looking Tom and all night long he does his job prowling the docks keeping the rat population under control. Of course, all work and no play make a dull night so he does find time for fun entertaining the people who party on the pier and sometimes a little romance with the local lady cats. But when the sun comes up he goes back to his favorite place, the boat where his best friend and servant, his very own human is waiting to welcome him home.
Hi, Everybody, it’s me, Jack.
I am doing Tuesday Chatter today.
I had a kinda scary morning today.
I had an appointment.
It started with this
A cage! With the door locked!
I was not happy!
I would not look at Mama
no matter how sweet she talked.
Teddy told me that when you go in the cage and the door is locked
it means you are going in a car to see the vet.
Last time I went to the vet wasn’t so bad,
but still, this cage thing was uncalled for.
Well, we got to the vet place and I was freed from the cage
so I could walk around in the exam room.
When a man came in I ran out the door.
I just wanted to explore.
Mama doesn’t let me out of the apartment except on the balcony
and from the little I can see when she opens
the front door the hallways look very interesting.
Anyway, back in the exam room.
The vet, he was a very nice guy, put me on a table.
I wasn’t too sure about it.
But it was okay.
I was weighed (perfect 10 pounds)
and poked and scoped and kneaded and
SHOT TWICE!
But I was a good boy.
The vet knew what he was doing and did it very well.
He said I was a perfectly beautiful cat.
This guy really knows his cats.