


Buzz:
It seems like things are going pretty well on your project. GREAT JOB!! You should get some sort of prize. Or a ribbon.
Or pancakes.
Well, that was exciting. Glad there wasn’t any more damage.
[Buzz it]Buzz:
This was surreal, wasn’t it?
[Buzz it]EEP!
Let’s hope it was because they were trying to avoid a cat crossing the road and not because they had too many drinks (or were too busy texting).
[Buzz it]Wow - I feel all caught up. Didn’t even know you were in pt.
Nice to have 4 days in a row off. And if it does snow more, you won’t have to tackle the roads.
I read about your dinner. It sounded terrific.
Have a nice day!




We’ve had quite the time of it lately with our elder cat, Phoebe. She’s slowly deteriorating but nothing terminal yet.
Today, we got the word that she is diabetic. So opens up a whole new world for Buzz and Empress! We have never had an elderly cat before. For one reason or another, our cats have all died fairly young and intact. The closest we got was Phranc who developed a fibrosarcoma in 2003 and, once we got through all of that, lived another two years before suddenly developing a recurrence of cancer that quickly took her life. In one day, actually, from symptoms to euthanasia. She was almost 14. So we never really nursed her through any of that, save for the post-op in 2003.
So, now we have an almost 16-year-old cat with newly developed diabetes. We are going in on Tuesday to be taught how to inject her with insulin twice a day. And she has to go on Atkins, basically. (I knew I liked that diet!)
This, combined with keeping puppy training pads on the laundry room floor for her, is sure to keep things interesting.
Poor Phoebe!
Poor us!
We had a diabetic cat. Ask the pharmacist to sell you the insulin pens (not the syringes for them just the insulin tube). You can then use a regular syringe and draw the insulin from the “pen” vial and you save a LOT of money that way. It seems more expensive because the pen vials are more, but you don’t end up wasting most of a regular vial because you use so little insulin with a cat.
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh...booooooo....poor kitty!!