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 JenniferDear Freddie Street, When I was little, (and my brother was even little-er) we had several cats, a hymilain (I'm not good at spelling, I must apologize, since I was only a little kid then) and her son, Shadow. Then we had a tabby named Hanna. (Her nickname was Hanna banana =).) When I was about seven, we found out my brother was severely allergic to cats, so we had to put Hanna up for adoption. Ever since then I have always wanted a cat. Thank you for making a web site that exemplifies the intelligence, sweetness and uniqueness of cats that I can visit whenever I am feeling lonely for a feline friend. I hope that someday I can write and tell you all about my cat (just as long as he or she is not a projectile vomiter. No offense Sass.). I hope you don't mind a human writing to your web page. If it helps, I am a professed cat lover. Good luck all you cats out there, and I hope your humans are treating you well. All my love, Jennifer N. |
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I must confess, I am a human. I am writing because I found your
web site and I absolutely love it. You see, I love cats very much,
but because my brother is allergic to cats, we can't have any.
I have always wanted a cute, cuddly feline to love and take care
of, but because of the circumstances, it is impossible for us
to have a cat now. I plan to have one as soon as I get my own
apartment or house, but for now my only solace is my neighbor's
cat, Jessie, a darling two year old tabby. I visit her all the
time, and she is very sweet, but unfortunately she is a little
cool because of living with two kids who have freaked her out
a little. But once you show her a little love and affection, she
can be very friendly.