>Chuck and I would like to thank you all for your well-wishes. We are
>recovering nicely and everyone in the household is adjusting.
Dear Pam
So glad to hear that everyone is adjusting to the new addition. When I had
my first child (a heck of a long time ago now!!!) my grandmother and others
were horrified when I assured them that I had NO intention of getting rid of
my cats. Horror stories abound - old wives' tales all - about cats and
babies .......... it is such nonsense. I had a call from someone just
yesterday who has to find a home for (actually the words they used were "...
get rid of...") their 2 year old neutered male cat because they had a new
baby. It makes my blood boil but obviously the cat will be better off in
the new home that we are going to find for him than in a home where he is
obviously now not wanted. So glad to hear that furries and non-furries are
gettng on so well in your household.
Hugs and kittens
MANDY
When Dalya
>cries (which thank goodness, isn't much) Rissa-Tai comes running to see if
she
>is OK, or to let us know that she is crying. Lai-Tai will lie next to her
on
>my lap, wrap her tail around her and purr, and Dalya seems content with
that.
>Things have become a little strained around here time-wise, as I'm sure you
>can imagine, so I won't have as much time to keep an eye on the list, but I
>will be lurking. If anyone needs to reach me directly, you can at
>workpark@aol.com. And, if I can get my friend with the digital camera to
take
>a few pics of all of us, I'll be sure to send them to Kathy and have them
>posted at the site. I'll still be here.
>
>Love, Pam
>