Sunday, September 27, 2026

Sunday at home

 

I was just sitting with san this morning when we heard Mo meowing. I was not pleased as I thought she should know that we are safe and she is not alone. San said she meows possibly  to hear one of us telling her she was okay. But still, she is such a whiny baby. 

But I decided to sit with her for a bit. I know that she is a baby eventhough she is older than Manju. I know she needed to hear that she is safe at home. San said sometimes it takes a long time to feel safe. Still she has been here with us for some years. Maybe she thinks she is the baby. Manju is very independent  and prefers his own company. So I am the only one who can sit with her. 


Yup. I am the best cat. ☺️

Sunday, September 20, 2026

Sunday with Manju

 

This morning my sisters went to the groomers for their spa day. San didn’t make me go as she knows I do not like strangers touching me. The haze wasn’t too bad so I spent some time looking Outside. But for most of today I spent time catching up on my nap

This week was not a good week as the haze was very bad. San kept all the windows and doors closed and we stayed inside. San says she’s does not when the situation would get better but as long as we’re inside san said it should be ok. 

Saturday, September 12, 2026

Manju’s ordeal

 

It all started with a nail clipping session which should be simple but as it was Manju, it became a whole episode. Tsk! Tsk! San asked Chris to persuade me to help Manju out as I am the Boss cat. I told San that I was not cut out to be a his mother but I would try to explain matters to him for treats. San told me I should be a mentor to him as he is only 4. Tsk!  I said, ‘No Promises San. I will see what I can do.’
My brother Manju did not have a good Thursday because of a small nail problem. Well, if he was smarter it would have been no problem. San had to send him to the vet for nail clipping as his nails were dangerously curved. She had spent many months trying to cut his nails but two nails at a time was not going to help. So she gave him his gaba as the vet had advised and thought that he would be calm enough for this trip but as soon as the nurse opened his carrier he screamed his loudest. The vet had to sedate him as there was no other way. 
Here you can see him at home after the ordeal. He did not want to talk about it so I left him  alone and told san that he did not have a good life when he was in the other place. There were many humans and cats who didn’t like him and they were not nice. San was anxious but allowed him to be by himself the rest of the day. He ate a little snack at night  so I thought he would be ok. 
Then later that night he slept at his usual place and San tried not to move her feet so he could rest. In the morning he seemed his usual self. 
And then he spent the whole morning looking at delivery men and birds outside. San was relieved to see him behave normally but she looked up groomers who would come to the house to help him  out a bit. I told san that that would be the way to go. San gave me a whole month to persuade him that nail clipping is a simple job and doesn’t hurt. We will see. Also I reminded San that treats will have to be worth it. 


Sunday, September 06, 2026

Penalty

 

 It has been a very long week of judging.

San has been judging competitions at school all week — sports, auditions, and all sorts of other things. We heard she  wasn’t very good at judging  games.

But luckily for her, she has us.

We are highly experienced judges, especially when it comes to judging San. We found her guilty  of coming home late, serving breakfast late, and — being late with our snacks.

The verdict is unanimous:

Perpetual Latecomer! The punishment - Playing games before bed and of cos with plenty of snacks!