It's safe to say, not only did our lives change forever in the most wonderful, scary, dramatic way.... the cats' lives changed too. I think they've bee aware of the changes as they've been happening. TonyDanza has been jumping up on a smaller and smaller lap each day, they've watched the nursery come together. We've let them explore it a bit but we've also kicked them out of the room a time or two. They've seen other children and didn't seem to care too much, or just left the room, which is why we were surprised with how they handled when Len came through the door.
TonyDanza wasn't having it. He was standoffish and hung back. It almost was like I abandoned him. He could have cared less about Tiffy's Lily when they visited about a month ago, but Len was definitely different.Lola, our couldn't-care-less cat, spotted her in the car seat. Immediately puffed her tail up and wanted a closer look.
Both cats had moments where they got close but not too close.
MJR: TonyDanza that's Eleanor.
ALR: I don't think he's okay.MJR: He'll get used to her.
ALR pets him.
ALR: Why do you think they are treating her different than the other kids that have been at the house? Do you think they figured it out what was happening with my stomach?
No comments:
Post a Comment