June 12, 2007
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I am going to update my bloggie sometime soon.
I mean a full update on every teensy thing going on in my fully bloated life.I have been really busy.
things are going okay here.
Caesar is still breathing, and I think he still loves me.
Both kitties are going to the vetlady tomorrow at noonie.I am skating one day a week. I skated today and had a great wonderful skate.
I actually can still skate well! and I remembered all of my lessons and sheeeesh that is good.Here he is. Mr. Caesar lovebucket boy.
lots and lots going on.
Prinnie is doing well too. She is much healthier and more alert than Caesarboy, and she is perky.
It is all good. I love my old kitties. They have given me sooo much happiness the past 16 years.
I will love them until they tell me they have had enough.When I am done being busy I will dump it all here.
I have to go upstairs now and give Caesar his treatment. oh goodie. not. well, he is tolerating it but not purring up a storm when I am doing the subQ.
He has dementia too… a little, I think. So after the treatment he gets a bit pouty, then I have to get him happy again and tell him how wonderful and brave and amazing, and hugely tigerlike he is. It always works, then he goes prancing around like an old man lifting up his old wobbly stick legs. It is so cute.Be well
I am.
meThe aim of life is self-development.
To realize one’s nature perfectly –
that is what each of us is here for.
–Oscar Wilde
Comments (19)
I’m here with you PR. You’re the best momvet ever. I love you more for loving your furkids as much as you do. I hope and pray for the best. I miss you ..
You are a good mommy! 16 may be a long time but…even 50 would not be long enough!
HUGS
Awwww…he is so brave. I was wondering today how you and your kitties are doing. So glad you updated.
Another cat person. I have 4 aging kitties and they know they’re safe and sound with me till checkout.
I have been thinking about you. Gld you updated.
They look beautiful. Glad he is tolerating it. Glad you are surviving it, too
You are a good mommy to your kitties. I understand.
they do give so much love and why do we feel so bad then? I know with my dogs I could never give them all the love they have given me. But rest assured that you have given them a wonderful life.
I think Caesar will be okay. Has he lost weight? That was Sugar’s first sign of illness. They do hate to take medicine, do they not? I still miss Sugar, but I am delighted with Toby and Poof is being so sweet. We are a family…whoopeeee!
Both of your babies look great. I know they are getting the best love and care possible.
That’s right, Missy, we will be needing every little detail! : ) LOL
I am so glad that Caeser is doing well with his treatment. I’m glad you were able to help Fran with her doggie’s treatment, too. Caeser looks supremely comfy in that basket! I love the way Prinnie’s coat mimics the texture of where she is laying.
Was wondering how you were and how Caeser was fairing. It still hurts that I could not do such for Charlie. He just kept hiding under the bed and it was obvious he had just given up. Being blind didn’t help I suppose. It is hard to let go and harder still to know when to.
I love to read about your kitties. We are not catpeople, as Hubs is highly allergic. Hubs’ mom is a BIG catperson, though.
Your kitties are exceptional.
We want all the details! You’ve been holding out on us?
Your kitties are so adorable. Glad that the big guy is doing well with his procedure. You are my mom’s hero you know. Your technique has made their lives so much easier!
I’m glad everybody is doing well there. It must be fun to be tooooo busy to update. LOL
Old kitties are better than no kitties right?
too cute! you have been tagged!
What sweet pictures! Lovely kitties.
They are so adorable. I hope things are going well for you.
Many Hugs to you and your kitties, and your fam. I was wondering about you, so thanks for cluing us into your busy life. Plug us in.
I think of you and Caesar every day! I hope he is coming along fine with the meds! My two cats continue to give me much pleasure and lots of laughter. I am hoping that since Poof is eighteen months and Toby nine months, that they will outlive me.