-=> Quoting Brenda Smeby to Walter Luffman <=-
 BS> I often wish Buttons would avoid me sometimes   Especially when I'm
 BS> on the  computer...she just has to lay on the table with her chin
 BS> laying over my  wrist as I type.  Lately though, she's taken to
 BS> 'bathing' me at bedtime.  I'll be sound asleep or nearly there, and
 BS> here comes that sand-paper tongue  across my face!  AGH!
Only one thing wrong with that.  A housecat's tongue is so
small, bathing takes forever.  I like the raspy feel of a cat's
tongue...except maybe on the eyelids.
 > No question about it -- cats are _not_ intimidated by sheer size.
 BS> Definately not. :*) But...this IS the first dog she's allowed into the
 BS> house  at all. :*)
Perhaps she's mellowing a bit.  Meko is -- she stops frequently
to be petted, and lately I've even managed to get her to sit in
my lap without resorting to heavy restraints. 
 BS> Heh heh....true.  Things are starting to smooth out just a bit...I've
 BS> been  finding Buttons curled up to Lady's back at least once a day the
 BS> last week.  :*)
Just be alert, in case they form an alliance and gang up against
you!
Walter, wluffman@usit.net    CompuServe: 74721,3464
... Humans are hard to train, but most cats manage to do so eventually.
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