Hey, Mom. How are you? Sorry that my messages are not more frequent. I don’t often have anything to talk about. I know that never stopped me from calling you when you were here, but I definitely want these posts to have some good content for you and hopefully pictures to show off what’s happening.
Anyway, I know that most of my messages just have a picture or video of Ramsey or Dandi. You’re probably wondering how your own furry friends are doing. First, the kitties. Austin has taken good care of your cats. I keep thinking of going to pick up Honey and Peach like I promised I would, but Austin would be heartbroken. Jennifer also mentioned she would hate to break up the little clowder, so I am leaning into letting him take care of the Swishies (your cats with full tails) and the Bobs (all of his bobtailed furries). I don’t have pictures of all the cats because you know, they’re cats, but Austin sent these fairly recently.
Of course, I can’t do a pet post without mentioning Link. I know he misses you, Mom. It’s so sad for animals when a human goes first. One day, everything is hunky dory and the next, it’s turned upside down. Before Austin moved back to your house, Link was having some separation anxiety when he would go to work. The neighbors at his apartment said he would bark all day. But he seemed better once he moved back home. He knows you’re not there, and he’s a little clingy, but he’s definitely happy to be in his home.
Anyway, Chloe took him for a groom recently, and here are the fabulous photos of your handsome boy.
I got Austin and Chloe’s wedding invitation in the mail the other day. It was complete with a fun wax seal, all Halloween themed. I’m a little sad they are not allowing children at their wedding. I’ll have to check with Austin on this as it might limit my ability to attend if Ramsey can’t go.
Anyway, I’ll leave this pet-heavy message with my latest picture of Dandi loving on me. And another one of Piper stretched out belly-up on my lap. I love you, Mom. It’s still so hard that you’re gone.
Hey, Mom! How are you? 