When we arrived last evening the little guy couldn’t contain himself. He ran back and forth between us, wagging his tail and jumping for joy. Barclay’s been accident-free for more than a year. When I picked him up the second time, his tummy was slightly wet. He was so relieved to have us home and we were equally relieved. -:) So was Kristin, his care-giver since Dec. 30, who announces our homecoming in this video.
Absolutely! And, also, one’s cat….Puck. When we came home from England last summer, he stayed on his table in my room, in the sun. When I came up, he began to purr and drool, and didn’t stop for ages, with me laying all over him naturally. Different modes of expression, but a house is never a home without a beloved animal companion.
Barb, For some reason I only received part of your message. It ended with Puck “on his table in …” Love to hear the rest of the story, as Paul Harvey used to say. -:)
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Absolutely! And, also, one’s cat….Puck. When we came home from England last summer, he stayed on his table in my room, in the sun. When I came up, he began to purr and drool, and didn’t stop for ages, with me laying all over him naturally. Different modes of expression, but a house is never a home without a beloved animal companion.
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Barb, For some reason I only received part of your message. It ended with Puck “on his table in …” Love to hear the rest of the story, as Paul Harvey used to say. -:)
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Barb, I got the rest of it. Puck is so much a part of your home and Carolyn’s. You simply have to come to Chaska. We’d have a great visit.
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