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Ah, and lets not forget the Dizzy report...

When we returned we called out for Dizzy, but he did not show up as usual at the door...we went into the family room, and there he was sitting, all squinty eyed, indicating we had probably woke him up, when we were calling out for him...he was slow to move, being so groggy, and probably somewhat angry with us, for leaving him...

But he did get down, and gladly ate several snack treats that I hand fed him...then I picked him up, trying to pet him, and of course, he was acting all aloof and tried to ignore me..but finally all those petaroos got to him, and soon he was relaxing in my arms, and purring away madly...soon he was sound asleep in my arms, and looking so sweet...

He made me pay dearly for my time away, demanding more and more snacks, and more and more attention...so altho he misses us when we are gone, I somehow sense that he knows how guilty we feel, and he can demand extra food and love and we will give it to him...

Of course, he left us his customary gift, when we are gone and he is mad...there was one load of very hard kitty poop in the bed...thank goodness he eats only dry cat food and dry kitty snacks(turns his head away at canned food and people food)...therefore his poop is hard, easily removed, and leaves no mess...

Habs, said, last nite, if Dizzy wants to really get us, he will leave us a load of runny cat poop....Nasty....

So, Mr. Dizzy is now sound asleep on his favorite quilt in his favorite chair, content at least for now, knowing we are home, and are on call for his pleasure...

thanks for Dizzy report
he sounds perfectly content now

Dizzy has you twisted round his little ~~finger~~ paw lol
he knows how to get all the lovin' from you he wants
he acted hard to get when you got back lol