Visiting London

I had some visitors this afternoon. At first I thought they had come to visit Lynettea, so I ran outside into my enclosure and lay down in the cool near the fish pond.
The visitors stayed inside a long time, so I was able to have a good rest. Then they came out and Lynettea brought out my new Christmas toy and they admired everything about me and played with me a lot. It is nice to get appropriate admiration. Lynettea takes me for granted most of the time, apart from when she is telling me not to sit in the sink or do other fun things. (Well I admit she does come out walking on the halter with me, although she is not very good at hunting and other activities. Mostly it is me trying to keep her a little bit fit).

So when my visitors said they had to leave I was sad. Lynettea said, 'Do you want to go to London to live with your friends, Sasha?'
Then Orla's mother brought Lynettea some tomatoes from her house next door and she said, 'Sasha you would have to get a visa to go to the United Kingdom and it would be difficult for a cat to get a visa and it would take a long time. So you had better forget about it.'
I am not sure if Lynettea was pleased or not. She brought in my Christmas mousie and we had a running around game with it.
Sasha waiting to take Lynettea for her exercise walk

Comments

I am not so sure about going to the U.K., Sasha - the laws may be different now, but last I heard, a kitty had to be in quarantine for a really long time before the authorities let him visit!
We are glad you were properly adored Sasha. Visiting London would be a long trip.Best to stay with your Mom.
We are sure that with your training she will be a pretty good companion ;) heehee
Purrs Georgia and Julie,
Treasure,Tiger and JJ
and Angel Tillie
meowmeowmans said…
It's quite a long trip to London, Sasha. Maybe it would be best to stay there with Lynettea, the Pond Fish and Millie?
Donna said…
Oh wow, adventures!! :)

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