Old Hag = Young Kitty

[logansrogue]

Rogue decided that she wanted to sleep on my chest last night. No matter what way I was sleeping, whether I be on my back, side, front, you name it. I guess it's been THAT cold.

Melma scared the crap out of me yesterday. Her head was shaking for some reason. I fed her then she was fine. I was freaking out that she had some brain degeneration but apparently cats can get low blood sugar as well. She's been frail in the last few months and I know she's not long for this earth, but I want her to be comfortable and happy as long as I can. There's been more of my life with that damned cat in it than without. She's really special, so special even strangers tend to love her.

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[mawaridi.livejournal.com]

Molly gets that funny little head wobble too (in fact, Lisa used to get it as well). I think it's an age thing, not something to worry about. I've noticed old humans sometimes get wobbly in the same way.

[logansrogue.livejournal.com]

Oh, glad to know that it's not unusual for an old cat! She's 19, not young by any means. Seemingly in good spirits today. Had a good yowl (she does that for some reason), ate some of my scrambled eggs and is now sleeping happily on her blankie-spot.