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    Archive for February 2010


    Greybee Light Catcher is Gone

    February 10th, 2010 — 11:48am

    We had the most adorable kitty.  His name was Greybee Light Catcher because he went from Grey to White (Light) and he was a baby.  So the name ‘Greybee Light’.  And then he became an incredible Catcher.  When he caught his first mouse he was so excited.  When he discovered where he lived! you could see the wild in his eyes, he could barely contain himself.  You could see his eyes – wide – and practically hear his thoughts.  “Oh boy, I can go in and out anytime I want.  I can be cuddled and loved and fed inside and at night I can go outside and catch mice, yummy bunnies, anything I want!  I can run and jump and be all I can be.  I am a wild kitty!”  At night he’d drag in mice through the upstairs window, across my bed and play with them on the living room floor before he ate them.  The other night he brought in a baby bunny.

    Greybee was sweet and adorable.  He’d follow Smarty around and annoy him.  He had a special pillow in our living room and during the winter he’d sleep in the warm sunlight in the office, on top of all my papers, next to Smarty.  He slept on Paul’s left side for a few hours at night before he went out.   (Smarty sleeps on my right side!) I would pick him up and love him up – he was so soft and cute – but only for a few seconds before he jumped out of my arms.  He was getting wilder and wilder. Sophie thought he was Greybee’s Mom and she’d lick him and lick him and smell him and smell him until she knew he was clean.

    Greybee didn’t come home last night – or the night before.  He was gone all day yesterday. Continue reading »

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