Annie had a checkup at the vet's today. She weighs eleven pounds and a little. We were both sure the doctor would prescribe a diet for our Annie, but he said her weight was fine! I still can't believe it. We feel badly that she is (seems?) a little heavy, but it's because Daisy just won't, or can't, eat all her food at the proper time. So, she cries relentlessly a bit later on, and if you get her some food, Annie hears you, of course, and there it all goes, downhill. You can't feed one without the other. But, I guess it's not as bad as we feared. Small mercies.
One of the windows at church.
Now let us all with one accord,
In company with ages past,
Keep vigil with our heav'nly Lord
In his temptation and his fast.
I'm pleased Annie is okay. My daughter's cat eats little and often. When Alice was sharing a house with a friend before she married her friend's cat would eat all my daughter's cat's food. It is difficult to manage a situation like this.
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