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[ebonlock]

Two things:

1. Pye is driving me quite, quite mad. If anyone tries to tell me that sleep deprivation is not a form of cruel and unusual punishment I will punch them right in the gonads.

2. I appear to be allergic to oxygen today. Yay.

Comments

[missjones.livejournal.com]

What precisely has my little furry nerd-nephew been up to that has been keeping you up all night?

Tell him to behave or I'm bringing Nora over to meet her cousin. :)

[ebonlock.livejournal.com]

He's been screaming and trying to get outside at every window. It's like he's back to the way he was when I first got him, desperate to escape and be free again. I'm beginning to feel a bit cruel for keeping him from what he really wants...whether it's good for him or not.

[missjones.livejournal.com]

I don't know if I'd consider it cruel. Cats, much like children, really don't know what's good for them. Is it cruel to keep a child from playing with a knife or jumping off a roof even if they throw a temper tantrum and cry when they don't get their way? The only difference is that at some point you can reason with the child and make them see that what they want to do isn't always what is best for them. With a cat not so much. So I wouldn't consider you cruel. I think you're being a good parent.

Also, Pye is Siamese so it's not surprising he's a loudmouth. I don't know what you can do to curb that. Maybe you should look into a kitty enclosure on the porch or something so he can feel like he's outside, but is protected from doing something that will harm his furry little self.

Maybe I am still reeling from finding Mr. Frodo on the road, but my opinion is that houses are the safest place for the little punkins.