artiemom
. You know I'm hugging you both, every minute of every day.
Cindy, I think this says it all!
As if you didn't already know, you have our undying support not to mention an entire community of prayers and generous hugs.
Day to day, hour to hour. But this last update holds a bit of hope. No expectations, but hope. Artie has fooled us before, more than once, and my dearest hope and most fervent prayer is that he will be able to do so again. What a very, very magnificent spirit this cat has, and what a loving Guardian you are for him,
I know how you feel, I know how it feels.
I was sent to you by a mutual friend. It seems you both are surrounded by many friends and much love. I would like to surround you both with love as well. I have been saying prayers from the moment I heard about you both yesterday. You now have one more person who sends you and Artie all that can be sent. Perhaps I can give you a small grin.I have a female fluff ball named Smokey. She is a lady through and through. Very prissy. I believe she must think she is a southern belle. I can’t decide if she is a bit of a coward or just very smart. She grew up in the woods here and seems to have observed the behavior of other animals. Every time that Smokey is faced with something she prefers to avoid, like a bath, she swoons. It appears that she has fainted! However, you know she is faking because she watches you through slitted eyes and the instant the bath weather is drained out, she is obviously alert, flips her fluffy tail, turns her back on me and leaves. I had her checked to be sure. It turns out that she is really pretending to faint! I think she got the idea from a possum in the woods. She uses this to avoid anything she doesn’t like. Flea treatment time, bath time, people she does not want to hold her......I hope you smiled a little.
