My SO, SO, SO Sweet Girl!

"Judith Latham" wrote in message
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This reminds me of the time I was in the shower and Dh came in to complain
me about something that had just happened to him (can't remember what it
was). He says that the only time I laugh it's when something happens to
him. You know the kind of thing, he falls down or falls off a chair (not
if he's hurt but he does this sort of thing in such a funny way, yes I
know I'm horrible). Anyway I started to laugh in the kind of way that I
could hardly stand. This panicked Sweep, who was as usual in the bathroom
with me, and she jumped in the shower with me to help. This made me laugh
even more and I was hanging off the wall at this point but Sweep was
getting quite worried so I had to force myself to stop. (I did say that I
rarely laugh so she wasn't used to it.) She was drenched and as she hated
water, she must have loved me to come into the shower like that.

Judith

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Judith Latham
Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK.

He came to complain to you while you were in the shower? Is nothing sacred?
I think that's pretty funny in itself.

But soaking wet Sweep, well, that's something altogether else. Love and
loyalty and concern, enough to overcome her natural fear and aversion.

How's the cat hunting going?
Karla
Karla

"CatEyes" wrote in message
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Every once in a while I feel the need for a good cry - it just lets out
some of the pain that I keep holding onto so tightly inside. Yesterday it
took just a little thing to set it off - Ben was on his computer looking
at movie times since we were considering going to a movie, and, without
letting my know it he went into his bedroom, started reading a book, and
fell asleep. I know - major crime, right? I know I've been difficult to
live with lately, heck *I* don't like living with me. But it just seems
to me that he is always finding ways to be away from me when we're both
home.

So I started crying, and it got to the sobbing stage and I didn't want to
wake Ben up and start a fight, so I went downstairs and got into the
shower, turned the water on high and hot and just sobbed my heart out.
After a few minutes though, I started hearing a questioning-like "meow"?
Then "Meow?, MEOW?, MEOW?". My poor little Sammy was sitting right
outside of my shower meowing her little head off. She had her nose
pressed up against the clear plastic shower curtain, but because of the
steam she couldn't see inside. I opened the shower curtain a bit and
stuck my hand out towards her and she licked my fingers and said another
"Meow"? My poor baby was so worried about me that she stayed right
outside the shower meowing until I turned it off and got out.

How sweet is that??!!!

Hugs,

CatNipped

That just blows me away, a bit of life, a bit of spirit, and a whole lot of
soul encased in fur and all about concern for you. Very special.
Karla
The shower is my place to cry too, also I scream there.

"Judith Latham" wrote in message
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wrote:
CatEyes wrote:
Every once in a while I feel the need for a good cry - it just lets
out some of the pain that I keep holding onto so tightly inside.
Yesterday it took just a little thing to set it off - Ben was on his
computer looking at movie times since we were considering going to a
movie, and, without letting my know it he went into his bedroom,
started reading a book, and fell asleep. I know - major crime, right?
I know I've been difficult to live with lately, heck *I* don't like
living with me. But it just seems to me that he is always finding
ways to be away from me when we're both home.

So I started crying, and it got to the sobbing stage and I didn't want
to wake Ben up and start a fight, so I went downstairs and got into
the shower, turned the water on high and hot and just sobbed my heart
out. After a few minutes though, I started hearing a
questioning-like "meow"? Then "Meow?, MEOW?, MEOW?". My poor little
Sammy was sitting right outside of my shower meowing her little head
off. She had her nose pressed up against the clear plastic shower
curtain, but because of the steam she couldn't see inside. I opened
the shower curtain a bit and stuck my hand out towards her and she
licked my fingers and said another "Meow"? My poor baby was so
worried about me that she stayed right outside the shower meowing
until I turned it off and got out.

How sweet is that??!!!

Hugs,

CatNipped


This reminds me of the time I was in the shower and Dh came in to complain
me about something that had just happened to him (can't remember what it
was). He says that the only time I laugh it's when something happens to
him. You know the kind of thing, he falls down or falls off a chair (not
if he's hurt but he does this sort of thing in such a funny way, yes I
know I'm horrible). Anyway I started to laugh in the kind of way that I
could hardly stand. This panicked Sweep, who was as usual in the bathroom
with me, and she jumped in the shower with me to help. This made me laugh
even more and I was hanging off the wall at this point but Sweep was
getting quite worried so I had to force myself to stop. (I did say that I
rarely laugh so she wasn't used to it.) She was drenched and as she hated
water, she must have loved me to come into the shower like that.

Oh my, that is love and loyalty - Sammy would only stick her nose in, not
her whole body!!! ;

Hugs,

CatNipped


Judith

--
Judith Latham
Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK.

"Karla" wrote in message
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"CatEyes" wrote in message
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Every once in a while I feel the need for a good cry - it just lets out
some of the pain that I keep holding onto so tightly inside. Yesterday
it took just a little thing to set it off - Ben was on his computer
looking at movie times since we were considering going to a movie, and,
without letting my know it he went into his bedroom, started reading a
book, and fell asleep. I know - major crime, right? I know I've been
difficult to live with lately, heck *I* don't like living with me. But
it just seems to me that he is always finding ways to be away from me
when we're both home.

So I started crying, and it got to the sobbing stage and I didn't want to
wake Ben up and start a fight, so I went downstairs and got into the
shower, turned the water on high and hot and just sobbed my heart out.
After a few minutes though, I started hearing a questioning-like "meow"?
Then "Meow?, MEOW?, MEOW?". My poor little Sammy was sitting right
outside of my shower meowing her little head off. She had her nose
pressed up against the clear plastic shower curtain, but because of the
steam she couldn't see inside. I opened the shower curtain a bit and
stuck my hand out towards her and she licked my fingers and said another
"Meow"? My poor baby was so worried about me that she stayed right
outside the shower meowing until I turned it off and got out.

How sweet is that??!!!

Hugs,

CatNipped

That just blows me away, a bit of life, a bit of spirit, and a whole lot
of soul encased in fur and all about concern for you. Very special.
Karla

I know, this just blew me away - it shows that animals can know love and
concern just as we do.

The shower is my place to cry too, also I scream there.

I sing there, which sounds like screaming! ;

Hugs,

CatNipped

"Judith Latham" wrote in message
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In article , Karla
wrote:

"Judith Latham" wrote in message
... (snip)
This reminds me of the time I was in the shower and Dh came in to
complain me about something that had just happened to him (can't
remember what it was). He says that the only time I laugh it's when
something happens to him. You know the kind of thing, he falls down or
falls off a chair (not if he's hurt but he does this sort of thing in
such a funny way, yes I know I'm horrible). Anyway I started to laugh
in the kind of way that I could hardly stand. This panicked Sweep, who
was as usual in the bathroom with me, and she jumped in the shower
with me to help. This made me laugh even more and I was hanging off
the wall at this point but Sweep was getting quite worried so I had to
force myself to stop. (I did say that I rarely laugh so she wasn't
used to it.) She was drenched and as she hated water, she must have
loved me to come into the shower like that.

Judith

-- Judith Latham Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK.

He came to complain to you while you were in the shower? Is nothing
sacred? I think that's pretty funny in itself.

But soaking wet Sweep, well, that's something altogether else. Love and
loyalty and concern, enough to overcome her natural fear and aversion.

How's the cat hunting going?
Karla
Karla

I'm hoping to look at the weekend. I was going to over our weeks holiday
last week but with having a new boiler fitted, mounting the outside unit
of the air-con on the wall, chopping a tree down, seeing FIL and doing my
Mom's shopping and taking fish and chips (she'd been fancying them for a
few weeks) we just didn't have time. So I'll try again for this weekend.

Judith

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Judith Latham
Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK.

Good luck to you! I hope you will find the cat that you need, the cat that
needs you.
Karla