Azidi, Kilifi, Regulus and Cary.

[Carykd7kau]

Well, Regie is going thru that time of "I don't like 'NO" " He has become obsessed with wanting my total attention in the morning and he often gets too exuberant and when I tell him "no Regie", he back talks me. It takes two or three time before he sighs and listens.... for about 30 seconds. He really has a strong ego.

 

[Patti]

I'm not surprised that stubborn streak is starting to show through, actually more surprised that it's taken him so long!

 

[Carykd7kau]

I was trying to teach him patience and calm. I think he grew out of it. lol

 

[Patti]

LOL, I think you're right!

 

[WitchyWoman]

I was trying to teach him patience and calm.

And for your next trick, you'll try nailing jello to a wall....

 

[Carykd7kau]

You CAN do that (Nail jello to the wall) Freeze jello solid, while frozen, drill hole in jello, insert freezing nail in hole, and pound nail into wall.

 

[Patti]

Sorry to burst your bubble, but I have frozen jello before - no way you could nail it to a wall!!

 

[Carykd7kau]

If you freeze it cold enough. Like with liquid Nitrogen. Hmmm Now you have me thinking I may wanna try that. LOL

 

[Carykd7kau]

Good report from Andrea about the kids. Kilifi is happy and Very feminine.
Regulus is very much a boy, cycling between little kitten and grown male. He wants to be in control sometimes, and wants to be protected at other times. But he loves his daddy, and hates to be separated at night when I sleep.
Azidi is calm and happy but wants to play red dot. So that shall be a game for tonight.
Andrea brought the kids a container of grass... Kiki said eh..Regie likes it. I guess I will try my hand at keeping it alive. Later I will see if Zidi likes it.

 

[Carykd7kau]

It has been a rough day. My best friend and music partner Michelle and I lost Her sister Susie today due to cancer. It was not unexpected, but it still it hard to take. I lost my wife to cancer 12 yrs ago, and I loved little Susie almost as much as I did my wife, so it is kind of a repeat experience for me. She was at home in Omaha, so I have not seen her for almost 2 years, which made it a little easier as my memory of her was when she was still rather healthy. Susie had been a cancer survivor for 10 years. But it still hurts and I will miss her very very much.
I am fortunate to have my 3 babies. Kilif and Regulus have been at my side today and have been trying to keep me distracted. Azidi has been really talkative and played red bug out in the family room with me for almost an hour tonight. My kids know. They do really help with grief.