injections a day for her diabetes. That doesn't cause
her any problem, but allergies and maybe a polyp in her nose
certainly do. She constantly snorts and snuffles and sneezes,
leaving rather a mess behind her. If only she could learn to
use a hanky!
She loves to spend the night on our bed, too, like here. We
couldn't possibly turn such a good companion away,
despite the noise and the spray of snot,
and as long as she lies on a towel, we can keep things
hygienic enough!
depressed at times, but generally
she seems happy. Happy enough to pose
for a photo, anyway!
enough, though she has difficulty jumping these days. Maybe it's
rheumatism. It doesn't trouble her much though: unlike a human with
the same complaint, she doesn't have to struggle through the pain to complete
her daily tasks - she just doesn't bother to do what she can't do, or waits
for one of us to hoist her up!
She has a bit of a psychological problem, however - she's not
so happy that her sister wants to spend so much time in our bedroom,
which she regards as her territory. And of course as a normal cat
who moves in silence, she can't understand Kanga's noises. Interestingly
when I happen to sneeze now, she looks at me curiously. Is there something
that Kanga and I share, but from which she is excluded?
for nonsense like posing for a photograph!
