Miss Kitty wrote in a message to Joan Kelly:
 MK> We moved everything out of th house first, and brought the cats
 MK> last. I wanted to be able to devote my attention to them, rather
 MK> than boxes. They hate the car carrier, so I brought it out last. I
 MK> was very worried that Sebi would lose it (bowels and bladder) in
 MK> the carrier (he has done so many times in the past), but this time
 MK> he and Neko rode together in the carrier, and Sebi maintained
 MK> control.
Oh, great!
 MK> They were sure glad to get out of the carrier, but they were very
 MK> confused by the millions of boxes in our livingroom
 MK> warehouse! hahah  Once they started smelling things, they
 MK> realized they recognized the stuff, so they settled down a
 MK> little bit.
When I moved ages ago, with one cat, my husband and I brought the cat to the 
new place and locked him in the bathroom.  Later on, I panicked when I went 
into the bathroom and couldn't find him anyplace.  Tom showed me where he 
was: he was hiding *behind* the *back* panel of the shower curtain (which 
went all around the tub).  Poor baby, he was so frightened.  He relaxed later 
on, though, and we had him for many years.
 MK> What was fun for us was watching them discover the stairs.
 MK> They've never lived with stairs before, so watching them
 MK> trying to figure out how to gracefully go up and down was
 MK> funny. Sebi seems to think the stairs are a giant cat tree.
 MK> He stops and lays down on each tier, then goes up another
 MK> tier and rests, then moves up and so on - very amusing. He
 MK> walked down the stairs like an elephant the first few times, but
 MK> he's getting better at it now....Neko still slinks up and down.
Oh, I'll bet that's funny to watch.  Yeah, the weather sure wasn't with you, 
hope it stops before you all slide into the sea!
Cheers!
--Joan
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