Long Lonely Week

We were left alone for Thanksgiving and it was very lonely. A nice lady came to take care of us each day Mandy and Sam were gone, and she was very nice to feed us turkey on Thanksgiving, but it was very lonely without my people. When they came home Saturday, Peyton and I let Mandy know we were a little upset at being left alone by ignoring her for a little while, but it didn’t last long. She fed us a big breakfast—although it was hours later—and it was tasty! When Mandy and Sam snuggled in on the couch, I joined them and cuddled with them for a long time. Peyton eventually joined us, and we spent the evening together as a family.

Both Peyton and I snuggled on the bed while Mandy and Sam slept, and we let them sleep late. We spent all day with them, and we even slept on the cat couch together so we could be close to Mandy and Sam. It’s a little cold, so we don’t mind snuggling together, plus it helps us both be close to our people.

I am enjoying snuggling with Mandy this morning. It’s early, and she hasn’t been easy to snuggle with because she’s been busy doing laundry and cleaning house but now she’s drinking her morning coffee, and I am snuggled up to her.

I’m hoping it warms up a little today so we can go outside to play. Yesterday it was a little cool, and I’m thankful for the extra blankets Mandy has pulled out because they are warm to cuddle.

Well, I am going to go. I think Mandy is ready to jump up again, and I need to follow her so I’m not alone.
Elway