My Little Pussy Cats - Update

I have recently become obsessed with my kittens, Sasha and Laila (yes, I added another one!). I now know how it feels to have children, okay, maybe not that bad but I think about and dote on them any chance I have and can get. They are my WORLD!!!! :)

Here is a picture of Laila, my sweet orange tabby - she will turn out to be the best cat ever! She has the most loving personality and loves attention. She is soooo funny. I think she likes me to laugh at her cause she acts so crazy and clutzy...it's like she wants to hear me laugh....oh she's the best.

Sasha is doing well and adjusting to her new sissy quite nicely. She loves to give Laila a bath and Laila enjoys it just as much. Although she MOST enjoys running around chasing Laila and teaching her naughty things! tsk tsk!

A most recent event with Sasha, is a doctor's appointment to take a look at her spay incision...which I noticed the other day looked infected and some tissue was coming out of the wound. So I took her to see her new doctor, Dr. Lowe....no worries Sasha, your new doctor is good looking so that helps. :)

At the doctor, I felt a strange sensation while Sasha was looking at me worried and wanting me to save her...at this moment, I believe she REALLY bonded with me! She clung to me for safety; hardly shows this side so it melted my heart.

Ever since the doctor's visit, she has been more affectionate and loving. Usually, she enjoys terrorizing Laila, meowing and tearing through the house AND her litter box - just like a mischevious black cat should.... Maybe this new behavior change was a result of the handsome Dr. Lowe???? ;) Here's the latest pic of Sasha...so content. :)

Personality Test

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I just took a personality test, here are my results:


The type of information you are most attracted to:

You emphasize past experience, realism, common sense, and practical issues. You have a matter of fact style and are direct rather than indirect. You prefer applicable, concrete knowledge over abstract, theoretical knowledge. When someone explains something to you, you often ask them to provide an example.

You are most comfortable dealing with the here and now, the real world. When someone asks, 'But what if x happens or y happens?', you respond by saying, 'It hasn't yet happened. Let's deal with it if and when it does, instead of wasting time now speculating about it.' You trust information gathered by your own five senses over any other information source. Avoiding speculation and exaggeration is important to you.

You would rather say 'I get things done' than 'I create ideas and possibilities.' You don't like it when people jump around in their thoughts or when ideas don't logically flow.

Caution area: you may sometimes overlook long-range planning by being too focused on the moment.

How you prefer to make decisions:
You are clear-headed and calm under pressure. You do not get carried away by your emotions or rely on emotional manipulation to persuade people.

You are able to deal with information on the basis of its structure and its function rather than its emotional content. You are able to ignore interpersonal climates and are not often swayed by gossip.

You appreciate fairness and reason. You recognize that feelings are often easily changed and unreliable. For that reason, you prefer to be fair and logical rather than emotional.

Flashy advertisements do not fool or distract you. If you go to a store because you need to buy a jacket, you stick to buying only a jacket. Deals for items that you don't need are not likely to affect you; you choose an item foremost because of its function and utility.

The environment you do best in:
You do not like to leave questions unanswered. You like to get to the bottom line. You function best when you can understand the situation and have a feeling for what you can expect. When given a series of options, you prefer to analyze them, come up with a good solution or decision, and then stick to it.

You enjoy finishing things more than starting things, and find simplicity to be more appealing than complexity. While you appreciate flexibility and can tolerate unpredictability, you feel most comfortable in an environment that is more structured than unstructured.

In your living space, you like to know where things are. Other people may not recognize it, but you have an order.