Suspicious (Fuzzy) Minds
@wilsongoddard (7291)
United States
November 18, 2021 4:58pm CST
They know that something is up. They see me packing things. It's only a few pieces, very slowly. But I know that they know that there is something about to disturb the fuzziness.
I am trying to be very cautious in how I do things. There is still a bit of time, so I don't want for the cats to be too focused on what I'm up to. However, the girl has moved several times; she knows what the early prep stages look like.
The boy, possibly, is thinking short trip. The girl, however, knows that a short trip would mean faster packing. The bags would be packed by now, and they'd be getting stuffed into their carriers. So, she watches and waits...
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@wilsongoddard (7291)
• United States
19 Nov 21
Do they then demand treats for the packing-induced trauma? 
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@sallypup (57888)
• Centralia, Washington
19 Nov 21
@wilsongoddard No. They just get anxious and start running around kind of crazy- kind of sad that they do that when I brush my hair!! OMG Mom is brushing her hair: where is she going???
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@wilsongoddard (7291)
• United States
19 Nov 21
The girl might walk into her bag for me once I scoop her up and point her in that direction. Once she is caught, she is fairly quick to admit defeat on the matter.
The boy, though... I will have to burrito that beast to get him into the bag.
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@wilsongoddard (7291)
• United States
19 Nov 21
@rebelann Last time that I had to put him into the carrier, I ended up grabbing a towel in the hotel bathroom and wrapping him up. I don't know how well a pillow case would fare, since he can dig like a dog when he wants to.
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@wilsongoddard (7291)
• United States
19 Nov 21
The girl is harder to fool, because she has long experience with me. I think, though, that she's good with moving. There is too much noise here in the city for her taste, for one.
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