They did it twice to me today … once each. Sooz opened the door from the bedroom to the outside area and I had to come galloping in to see if I could get out before she even realised I was in the room. She did. Then Kaz it too … I was snoozing in with Sooz when she opened the front door. Gallop … gallop … gallop … “no Nigey, you look after the other Mummy” … is what she meant to say but she actually called me Em. Lucky I knew they had been talking about her today – Sooz had a message from So saying Tara had just been diagnosed as Diabetic … the Vet thinks it has something to do with all the medications Tara has been taking. So how did the Mummies manage Emma’s diabetes, she was asking, did they have to do blood glucose readings … that type of thing? Emma (of the sideboard) had to have insulin injections from when she was diagnosed (December 2003) to the day after she had her last ice cream (May 2013). By all accounts she was quite good at being injected – especially as her vet in Sydney once said “she’d kill you rather than have a tablet”. I have so much to learn!
It’s been pretty boring around here … Kaz spends a lot of time with her computer at the moment, still doing that “studying” and Sooz entertains (more like “scares”) herself with even more of those snake catcher videos. I’ve tried to keep myself entertained but there’s only so much a small cat can do!
Nigella ... 