I feel bad that I have written 60 posts and have not yet mentioned Berry. Berry came into my life when I was 20 and living on my own for the first time. Some awful person had put Berry and her brother Bugsy in a bag in the garbage. Berry and Bugsy were dropped off by a Good Samaritan at the clinic where I worked as a veterinary assistant. She was just days old when I took her home. Caring for Berry was similar to caring for a newborn baby. I set an alarm and bottle fed her every three to four hours and took her everywhere with me. Berry loved sleeping on my head as a tiny kitten. I think my hair was the closest thing she could get to a warm mother cat's belly. I have added a couple new people to our bed and Berry has taken it very well. I was worried she would be upset when Oliver was born, but she accepted him right away as a member of the family. As you can see, she now has a new head to curl up against. After ten years of sleeping with a cat on my head, I am quite pleased with the new arrangement.
What a great photo.....it looks so peaceful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty cat. Animals are very smart; they know who belongs to whom ;-) How old was Oliver in that photo? Looks like he was just a tiny babe...
ReplyDeleteOh, forgot to say I LOVE the photo of the bee on your finger. Great shot :)
ReplyDeleteLOL! Oh you made me laugh out loud. That's so cute. I've been raising 3 kittens whose mother was killed (hit by a car) and I'm their Mother. They climb up me like I'm a cat climbing post and love to sit on my shoulders. They love to rub their faces on mine and be cuddled. At first though they wouldn't stop looking for a nipple and I felt so bad that I didn't have one. Maybe I should have got a bottle (they were 4 weeks old when I got them). They're 10 weeks now.
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