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bluegargantua ([personal profile] bluegargantua) wrote2010-12-02 10:04 pm
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I wonder if there's an appropriate song for this situation...

Hi,

So last week, I let the cats out for a bit. I usually call them in before bedtime and they usually show up. But when I went to get them, only Ash came in. Fine, Thorn is a little more adventurous and she'll often spend the night out so...whatever.

That was Tuesday. By Friday I was getting worried. By Monday I was pretty sure the worst had happened and by yesterday I was pretty much resigned to being down to one cat.

Today as I'm out the door for an interview, I open the door and Ash (who I'd let out earlier) zips in. I close the door, turn around and racing for the door is Thorn.

She seems to be perfectly fine and none the worse for wear, though it's been pretty cold and rainy some nights lately. I can only guess that she found a place to hide out or is running the "neighborhood cat" con with some other unsuspecting households.

later
Tom

[identity profile] badseed1980.livejournal.com 2010-12-03 03:23 am (UTC)(link)
Whew! Relief! Stupid cats. They don't care how much we worry.
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[personal profile] minerva42 2010-12-03 10:17 pm (UTC)(link)
Yay! I know the feeling.

[identity profile] purple-dj.livejournal.com 2010-12-04 03:51 pm (UTC)(link)
I've never heard it called a "con" before, but I knew exactly what you were talking about...

Another possibility I've heard of in the past is cats accidentally getting stuck in a neighbor's garage for a couple days while they travel out of town.