Quick takes

[phinnia]

• There are four kittens. No pictures yet because all it looks like is one large dark mass, and she's in a closet with them, and I don't want to spook her. For those of you who know the Ways of Baby Kittens - how long will it be before she comes out of there? Should I worry?
  
• Seaners ate a fruit cup today. With real chunky peaches. This is huge. Six weeks ago he wouldn't /touch/ that kind of thing. Now he eats it fine with only a few faces at the amount of chewing. The whole thing.
  
• Tomorrow morning I can give tallin his prezzies.
  
• Bubble gum flavoured things smell DEESGUSTING.
  

'kaythanksbye.

Comments

[hai-kah-uhk.livejournal.com]

Don't worry. Your continued quest for things to worry about is pointless. Sure, you'll find something if you try hard enough. You know how worry obsession works. But millions of generations of cats have successfully raised litters of kittens and yours isn't going to be the first one in the history of evolution to screw up simply because you forgot to worry.

Let the Mommy do her thing already. She'll make good choices. She may not be as intelligent as you, but that's why Nature embedded the instructions directly in her brain.

[phinnia.livejournal.com]

Good enough. :-)

[tallin.livejournal.com]

I tried telling her this. I HONESTLY TRIED! ... It didn't work, but I tried.

[hai-kah-uhk.livejournal.com]

Reason is a wonderful thing... but not as contagious as it ought to be.

(She'll catch on if you keep being rational around her... eventually. *grin*)

(Sorry, Phinnia. I don't mean to side with the husband. But he's being all rational and likeminded and all. I have no choice.)

[phinnia.livejournal.com]

*laughs* No worries.

[hai-kah-uhk.livejournal.com]

No worries? *blink blink*

Tallin, we did it! Wooooo! We convinced her not to be worried!

We totally rule.

*dances around with Tallin*

(Jus' teasin' ya, Phin.)