“When they give you things, ask yourself why. When you’re grateful to them for providing the things you should have anyway, ask yourself why.” – Lady in Blue, rebel broadcast
He walked into the cat trap and we rushed him inside. He's howling like you wouldn't believe and he's bloody on his face and paws, and he keeps wanting to get out through the front door, but he's back! We're gonna take him to the vet tonight if we can and have him checked out.
Thanks to everyone for your advice and kind thoughts.
JeffV
posted by JeffV @ 6:12 PM
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I write fiction. My latest novel, Shriek: An Afterword, is now out in the US, published by Tor. I'm currently co-editing a series of anthologies with my wife, Ann, who is also the fiction editor of Weird Tales. We have three cats, all of whom have eccentric personalities. Soon, I will be moving to WordPress and my happiness will be complete.
15 Comments:
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neat.
Excellent news, Jeff!
Brilliant! I am so pleased for you. It's been that long that I was starting to get a bit pessimistic. Wonderful.
Most Excellent.
I wonder where he's been - he must have some tails... Welcome back, prodigal cat.
It's a Thanksgiving miracle!
Glad to hear he made it back okay.
That's great news!
Yay! Much relief all round.
Cat's back: bloody nose.
Another's territory?
Not like us at all.
Hurrah!
And back just in time for the turkey leftovers.
YESS!!!
And there was much Joy!
That's great, Jeff! Now I can relate this happy ending to the people at work whose two cats have gone missing. . .
So glad to hear Jackson's back.
I hope he settles back inside OK after walking on the wildside.
Cheers!
Anne S
congrats.
our cat has just learned that the front door is a way to get to the place she can only normally look at: the outside.
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