May 20 2014
Alarming
Outside Roscoe, Inside Clyde
So Roscoe decided to stay out on the town last night, even though Hooterville is not renowned for its nightlife. He probably wasted his allowance on that fake ID.
When he hadn’t come home by the time I went to bed, I turned into Anxiety Girl, able to leap to the worst conclusion at a single bound. Unfortunately for Self, Anxiety Girl’s superpowers do not include sleeping. Roscoe eventually slunk home at 1 am, ate a fashionably late dinner, and then curled up against me purring and went to sleep as if nothing had happened. Everything was fine as far as he was concerned.
Unlike Self, he merrily leaped out of bed five hours later, though he can look forward to a nap this afternoon. Whereas I could have used a little more beauty sleep. Ask not for whom the alarm tolls. It tolls for thee.
2 Responses to “Alarming”
Cats are free Spirits, they do what they like when they like and always return where they feel loved and more at home once they finish whatever they need to do.
This entry reminds of the many times I have walked our neighbourhood in times gone by, calling our cat’s name….
If only they could speak! I’d love to know what they get up to.
Now that we have indoor cats that particular angst has gone, thank goodness, but now we have the furniture damage to contend with…sigh! If it is not one thing, it is another.
joyx