My cat Bujang nearly escaped yesterday. He twisted himself out of his red jacket and ran off a short distance away from me to escape a 'disturbance' that happened at our void deck. He actually stopped for a few seconds when he heard me calling his name and of course I got him back. PHEW! If it was Toro, he would be miles away shaking in fear.
A few students from the neighbouring schools had a shouting match because of what seemed to be a 'domestic quarrel' between someone's girlfriend, another person's sister and some other boy. Afraid that someone would get hurt, I had to get the number to call the school to get someone to stop the quarrel.
Bujang did not like the noise as well as the fact that I had to restrain him as I was trying to call the school. I thought that it would be easier if someone from the school stops the fight as the students would listen more to their own teachers.
It was not a good day for all of us. Bujang as his walk was cut short and me as I had a fright as I was afraid I would not be able to catch him. I was also afraid that someone in the group would get hurt.
Half an hour later, Cousin R said that the students were seated at another void deck quietly and were not disturbing the peace.
Oh my!!! Sounds like a very intense afternoon!!! Kids can be so bad sometimes. Im glad Bujang didn't get away though. That was a super close call!!! ^_^
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I like you blog. I thin I'll be coming by often.
XOXO Puddin
Our HCat used to go for a walk regularly on a leash outside our house late at night. Then one night, HCat got spooked & got entangled in the leash when he jumped and twisted violently. I picked HCat up and got badly scratched requiring hospital trip. There's no safe place to walk a cat. We gave up walking.
ReplyDeleteIt is usually quite safe to walk Bujang downstairs as it is quiet in the very late afternoon. I think his walking jacket (L) was a little too big now that he has lost some weight. I should put Toro's jacket on him (M) and see how that will fit him. He really likes walking and I don't want to have to stop it. I think I would just have to be on the lookout for students etc and walk far away from them.
ReplyDeleteBujang does not like walking at night as the noises are diff. I tried once as I thought it would be better (cats being nocturnal) but he took one short walk and refused to explore as his ears kept picking up strange night noises.