Blood and Feathers

[bellinghman]

... are not what I want to have to cope with at stupid o'clock of a morning.

Damn cat. In the 36 hours since we reclaimed him from the cattery, that was the fourth time he'd brought in a pigeon. Having to wake up, grab cat, grab pigeon, keep cat from pigeon and pigeon from flying off round bedroom (though it was pretty stunned, and probably about dead anyway), etc., etc., is not conducive to a good night's sleep.

Comments

[korenwolf.livejournal.com]

Nah, they know you've been missing and therefore need feeding up, there's no point in letting you die of hunger as you'll then not be able to pamper them.

We've mostly dealt with the sulking lovebirds, they're getting extra flight time atm.

[glinda-w.livejournal.com]

Well, Annie had two substitute-slaves while I was gone, so probably had no fears of lack of pampering. But yeah, there's some sort of ... self-interest? :) in there somewhere, probably.

Lovebirds sulk too? good grief.