02-11-2021, 06:42 AM
I'm glad you have a job that you really love doing, Libby! Wishing you all the best with it, though I am sure at times it can be challenging.
When I was a little girl we had a very grumpy cat called Baxter. He was a very big cat who could "turn" suddenly. He had been a stray, and my mother took him in. We all accepted his ways and did not mess with him. It was hard to even be able to stroke him.
Yet....when he lay on top of the fridge he was always happy, purred, and let people stroke him. But nowhere else in the house.
It wasn't the height he was on, as our 1960s fridge was small and only about 3ft 6" high.
We always wondered if t was possibly the vibrations or hum from the fridge motor which had an effect on him.
When I was a little girl we had a very grumpy cat called Baxter. He was a very big cat who could "turn" suddenly. He had been a stray, and my mother took him in. We all accepted his ways and did not mess with him. It was hard to even be able to stroke him.
Yet....when he lay on top of the fridge he was always happy, purred, and let people stroke him. But nowhere else in the house.
It wasn't the height he was on, as our 1960s fridge was small and only about 3ft 6" high.
We always wondered if t was possibly the vibrations or hum from the fridge motor which had an effect on him.
