Blowing through

[rolanni]

My intention is to be off the interwebs today, so that I may beat feet on Carousel Seas.

However, it occurred to me that I failed to update Mozart's Fans regarding the results of his blood work, yesterday.

Everything is normal, normal, normal.  Kidney values are high normal, which means Keeping  A Close Eye, but even these aren't unexpected in a fifteen year old cat.

The sadness is probably just that; he misses having another guy around to help him "know his place," as the vet put it.  We pointed out that Scrabble keeps him in his place, but apparently that wasn't exactly what he meant.

I did just drop by the cat hammock to ask if Mozart had a few words for his fans, but Mozart is not granting interviews today.  Below is a picture, illicitly taken by a paparazzi.

No interviews, please

And, now?  I'm turning the internet OFF.

Comments

Mozart

[barbinbandon.livejournal.com]

Thank you so much for updating us and to the paparazzi who snuck us a photo.

Someone said that he needs a kitten to distract or annoy him out of his grief.

Hope your muse is flowing smoothly through fingers onto keys into bits and bytes.

Re: Mozart

[attilathepbnun.livejournal.com]

What she said!

Re: Mozart

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

We are thinking, re: companion cat -- and more deeply, after our chat with the vet. Nothing can happen until after we get home from BEA, though. In the meantime, games of flying mouse seem to please, and we've gotten in a couple of new cat toys that are occasionally of interest.

[kk1raven.livejournal.com]

My mother used to have an old Maine Coon Cat. She also had another cat that she kept for two or three years for someone who was temporarily in a nursing home. When the other cat's owner was able to return home, her cat went back to live with her. Mackey, who had never shown any sign of even liking the other cat, started wailing inconsolably at all hours of the day and night. For a supposedly quiet cat, he turned very loud. She eventually got another cat and he proceeded to ignore the new cat but shut up.