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[urocyon]

A bit of good news from earlier in the day: Bungee seems to have settled down again. My idea of bringing her over was reconsidered after the vet suggested that it wasn't the greatest plan, given her general emotional state. (Yeah, she's neurotic and pulls her fur out at the drop of a hat, but she's my sweetie.) The man's known her for 11 years now, and has apparently seen cats less disturbed react poorly to moving, after all. I didn't want to be selfish and drag her over here if it wouldn't be good for her.

The plan came up for consideration again after my mom reported her acting absolutely bonkers after I left. She reckoned that the poor girl might be better off moving, after all. But it seems that she's behaving more "normally", which was a huge relief.

Cats remind me, I'm feeling like an old crank again. I just sprinkled more pepper-based cat repellant* on a seedbed outside--with the little black cat from next door staring at me the whole time. Next thing I know, I'm going to be yelling at the chronically laughing kid next door to be quiet.


* The stuff I referred to as "cat poison", in a strange fit, after we bought it. Repel the cats, kill the aphids--must keep that straight. :)

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[ruthi.livejournal.com]

People who are not hungry are a lot less cranky, in my experience. Try and see! (Also, being tired, worried etc. can cause crankiness which totally distracts from actually dealing with the tiredness or worry. *fun*)

And also, ooh! cat!