Unfortunately she was not open to the idea of reconnecting as long lost siblings. So rude was she, in fact, that she ignored me the entire visit. I tried my best to follow her around and strike up a conversation, but all she gave me was a strange hissing noise. I finally gave up when she hid under the giant bed and would not come out. I do not have time for such shenanigans. I am not sure I would even want to have a relationship with her in light of such ill manners and breeding.
I do not blame her, I suppose, after hearing talk of her life experiences. Allegedly she was adopted, and then her adoptive humans tried to give her back unsuccessfully. A whole sordid messy affair apparently. Thank goodness I am in a stable home. Ah, well, I suppose I may try again to make contact with her again at a later date. Hopefully I will have a warmer reception.
All for now,
M. Wooley
1 comment:
Really !!! Hmmph ! Mr. Wooley is so deserving of respect. I cannot imagine such a rude treatment of such an esteemed feline.Has the half sister been appraised of her rude and ill mannered behaviour ? Has she been disciplined appropriately ? Mr. Wooley should not agree to any more reunions with relatives unwilling and unable to acknowledge his worthiness ! KathyB.
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