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[miladycarol]

Yesterday, lurkitty presented me with a Certificate of Cat-Herding. I am, according to her, allowed to claim Cat-Herder on my resumé, regardless of the fact that it was an unsuccessful event.

I drove up to Lurkitty's house yesterday, we filled up my Subaru with TV, plants, and all manner of stuff to take to her new abode -- hey, lurkitty, do you have a name yet for your new domicile -- that night. She decided to pack the two cats and all their equipment into her car and take them to the new place. It was a sheer comedy of near misses, grabs of a young gentlecat that seemed to dematerialize every time I thought I had him and, ultimately, failure. This is her newest adoptee, Tikka. We ended up leaving them both as Tikka was so thoroughly spooked he had squeezed himself into a tiny space under a dresser and we couldn't find him for over an hour.

Honestly, I didn't feel I should accept that title as it was unsuccessful. In the end, I am intensely grateful for my sweet little girls who jump into the car of their own accord, even when they know they are going to the vet. So easy.

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[sbloss.livejournal.com]

Successful or not, welcome to the rank of Cat Herders. You are among a chosen elite. Brreeeoowww! Congratulations. :)

[lurkitty.livejournal.com]

Successful cat herders graduate to the ranks of Cat Wrangling.

My two little loves are nestled under the guest bed sulking because they had to be in separate carriers for a whole hour! I managed to catch Tikka this afternoon, and Aramis went in without a protest.

I am immensely grateful for all your help.

[lurkitty.livejournal.com]

Oh, and I have not found a suitable name. Lurkitty Corral?

[miladycarol.livejournal.com]

Poor babies.

You're all there? You have internet at your new place?