Deserted Yet Again

Yet again, Sam and Mandy deserted us. Early last week, they packed up big suitcase and left while we were eating an early supper. Mandy arranged for a nice lady to come and take care of us, but it is just not the same when Mandy is not here to entertain us throughout the day.
When they came home a few nights ago, Suitcase smelled of very strange places and scents I have never before smelled. She quickly unpacked and I am sure they are home to stay. I have told Mandy and Sam exactly what I think about being left alone, and I am positive they received the message of complaint. I delivered the message in the middle of the night, at the top of my cat lungs, when they were both asleep. Sam told me to be quite and Mandy muttered much the same sentiment. They were not pleased receive the grievance in the middle of the night, but neither was I pleased to be left alone.

Last night something very strange happened. Mandy was sitting next to Sam when she said something about an allergic reaction. They both jumped up and began looking for something. I never did figure out what they were looking for, but they found it because they settled in on the couch again. Whatever they found caused Mandy to behave very strangely. She became very sleepy and before she made it too the bedroom, she laid down on the floor. She startled Elway because she never sprawls out on the floor like that. When he tried to smell her, Mandy started laughing. Elway and I stood back in amazement as Sam made Mandy stand up and get ready for bed. She might have been asleep before she crawled in bed, because when Elway and I joined her she was very still and she did not pet us like normal. Elway climbed all over Mandy and smelled her. He said she was still breathing. Sam let Mandy sleep very late this morning. I tried to wake her up, and remind her it was Sunday, but Sam said I should let her sleep. I am not sure what she was allergic too, and I do not believe she knows either. It was very strange, and I do not like when Mandy does not feel well. I did my part to help her feel better by snuggling her feet to keep her warm, and I think it must have helped.

Well, I am going to nap for a while. I am tired. It is hard to work snuggle feet.
Peyton