Panic

Just about to go to bed, Boyfie was coming in from rat patrol and I shut him
in the door, very slightly, I thought he was coming in swifter than he was.
Now I can't find him. I think he's inside. but if he is he's hiding.
I know I didn't shut the door enough on him to harm him, but wherever he is,
he thinks I am a seriously bad meowmie. Which I am.
He's well annoyed wherever he is and when I get up tomorrow he'll have
forgotten that sometimes meowmie is clumsy.
Tweed

"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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Just about to go to bed, Boyfie was coming in from rat patrol and I shut
him in the door, very slightly, I thought he was coming in swifter than he
was.
Now I can't find him. I think he's inside. but if he is he's hiding.
I know I didn't shut the door enough on him to harm him, but wherever he
is, he thinks I am a seriously bad meowmie. Which I am.
He's well annoyed wherever he is and when I get up tomorrow he'll have
forgotten that sometimes meowmie is clumsy.
Tweed


Except, where is he? I cannot find him in the house and if he reversed and
is outside he is still missing. Maybe I did damage to him and he is dying
somewhere outside.

If he appears in the morning, I will pretend to kill him, like a mother who
lost their child and gets it back ;-)
You put me through this-- you're dead..
Tweed

On 01/06/2012 08:22 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"Christina wrote in message
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Just about to go to bed, Boyfie was coming in from rat patrol and I shut
him in the door, very slightly, I thought he was coming in swifter than he
was.
Now I can't find him. I think he's inside. but if he is he's hiding.
I know I didn't shut the door enough on him to harm him, but wherever he
is, he thinks I am a seriously bad meowmie. Which I am.
He's well annoyed wherever he is and when I get up tomorrow he'll have
forgotten that sometimes meowmie is clumsy.
Tweed


Except, where is he? I cannot find him in the house and if he reversed and
is outside he is still missing. Maybe I did damage to him and he is dying
somewhere outside.

If he appears in the morning, I will pretend to kill him, like a mother who
lost their child and gets it back ;-)
You put me through this-- you're dead..
Tweed



Opeh the fridge door or rattle a treat bag -- this always brings TuTu
out. Did you try your whistle? Good luck! MLB

"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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Just about to go to bed, Boyfie was coming in from rat patrol and I shut
him in the door, very slightly, I thought he was coming in swifter than
he was.
Now I can't find him. I think he's inside. but if he is he's hiding.
I know I didn't shut the door enough on him to harm him, but wherever he
is, he thinks I am a seriously bad meowmie. Which I am.
He's well annoyed wherever he is and when I get up tomorrow he'll have
forgotten that sometimes meowmie is clumsy.
Tweed


Except, where is he? I cannot find him in the house and if he reversed
and is outside he is still missing. Maybe I did damage to him and he is
dying somewhere outside.

If he appears in the morning, I will pretend to kill him, like a mother
who lost their child and gets it back ;-)
You put me through this-- you're dead..
Tweed

He's almost certainly hiding, and your first prediction was correct. I hope
he shows up soon, so you can stop worrying.

Joy

On Sat, 7 Jan 2012 03:22:11 -0000, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
Except, where is he? I cannot find him in the house and if he reversed and
is outside he is still missing. Maybe I did damage to him and he is dying
somewhere outside.

If he appears in the morning, I will pretend to kill him, like a mother who
lost their child and gets it back ;-)
You put me through this-- you're dead..

It didn't sound like you'd hurt him, but he's so shy! You'll let us know
when he's come back? Buster, the shyer of my two, always runs off and hides
for a few minutes when he accidentally gets tromped or tripped over.

Any news? I am paranoid since we lost Dunzi- I got up this morning and
both cats were there for breakfast so we both went back to bed (The
cats get fed at 6.30am as that's what they are used to- at the
weekends they get fed and I go back to bed) then when Dave got up and
they got fed again no sign of Sarsi- I called her no answer so I was
lying in bed convinced she must be ill/dying/dead to miss a
meal..until I rolled over to Dave's side of the bed but even then I
called "Sarsi Snuggle-Buddy" (she likes to snuggle when I'm curled up
in bed) no answer.....I was just about to consider where she might be
hiding when she appeared from nowhere for a snuggle

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

Boyfie must have turned round and run away down the garden. He spent the
night in the conservatory and was meowing his head off on the doorstep for
me to let him in in the morning. He shot inside like an arrow (no lingering
in the doorway), gobbled his breakfast, complained he hadn't slept a wink
and slept for most of the day.
He's absolutely fine. Pheww!

Tweed

"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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Boyfie must have turned round and run away down the garden. He spent the
night in the conservatory and was meowing his head off on the doorstep for
me to let him in in the morning. He shot inside like an arrow (no lingering
in the doorway), gobbled his breakfast, complained he hadn't slept a wink
and slept for most of the day.
He's absolutely fine. Pheww!

Tweed

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Great news! Thanks for the update. I know you spent a stressful night
until you heard him in the morning.

MaryL

"MaryL" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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Boyfie must have turned round and run away down the garden. He spent the
night in the conservatory and was meowing his head off on the doorstep for
me to let him in in the morning. He shot inside like an arrow (no
lingering
in the doorway), gobbled his breakfast, complained he hadn't slept a wink
and slept for most of the day.
He's absolutely fine. Pheww!

Tweed

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Great news! Thanks for the update. I know you spent a stressful night
until you heard him in the morning.

MaryL



Yes, I really thought I must have hurt him but as Tak says, he's shy and his
natural instinct was to flee from the dreadful meowmie that shut him in the
door whilst closing it.
He certainly comes in very swiftly now.
Tweed

Christina Websell wrote:
Boyfie must have turned round and run away down the garden. He spent the
night in the conservatory and was meowing his head off on the doorstep for
me to let him in in the morning. He shot inside like an arrow (no lingering
in the doorway), gobbled his breakfast, complained he hadn't slept a wink
and slept for most of the day.
He's absolutely fine. Pheww!

Tweed


Thank Bast! I was worried when I didn't see an update this morning.

--
Adrian