Trisphee - View Single Post

Serena Yuy · Posted 06-19-2013, 01:01 PM

My cats are weird in their own way. My actual baby boy (16yr old diabetic male named Elijah) will go around my mom's house and drag her slippers like he is catching a mouse and make his hunter noise. He started doing that with my stuff when my dad and I had our apartment. He would drag a stuffed cat out, my fleece blankets, my slippers, anything of mine that was furry. He lives with my mom right now until I move in with my fiancé and we get him, so he does that with my mom's stuff right now.

The cats I do live with right now (my dad and stepmom's cats), the youngest one will come running in my room and squawk to wake me up at 6am when my stepmom gets up for work and my dad gets home from work. He doesn't want me sleeping.

I am thankful they can't do that to my computer. ^^ Mine is already on the floor. and it's tiny.

Serena Yuy Woo, Graduated High School			#7
	My cats are weird in their own way. My actual baby boy (16yr old diabetic male named Elijah) will go around my mom's house and drag her slippers like he is catching a mouse and make his hunter noise. He started doing that with my stuff when my dad and I had our apartment. He would drag a stuffed cat out, my fleece blankets, my slippers, anything of mine that was furry. He lives with my mom right now until I move in with my fiancé and we get him, so he does that with my mom's stuff right now. The cats I do live with right now (my dad and stepmom's cats), the youngest one will come running in my room and squawk to wake me up at 6am when my stepmom gets up for work and my dad gets home from work. He doesn't want me sleeping. I am thankful they can't do that to my computer. ^^ Mine is already on the floor. and it's tiny.
		Posted 06-19-2013, 01:01 PM