And she stays home now. Her nose is healing up, slowly. I finally started letting the cats outside again, and they are doing well, staying close around the house. They like the back porch where they can take the ladder from the porch across to the hillside full of birds and chipmunks and mice. They like to bring them home to show me…..
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