Memories of the conversations with my cat – 85

As some may be aware, but many not, Chester, my faithful writing assistant, mice catcher, and general pain in the neck, passed away some months ago.

Recently I was running a series based on his adventures, under the title of Past Conversations with my cat.

For those who have not had the chance to read about all of his exploits I will run the series again from Episode 1

These are the memories of our time together…

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This is Chester.  We’ve just got the news that our granddaughters’ dog had been taken to the vet.

It’s serious.

But it’s a dog, Chester mutters.  Perhaps I should get sick…

Don’t tell me you’re feeling unloved again.

He sits on my desk, again, giving me the steely-eyed look.

This is about the litter again, isn’t it?

We changed his litter for a cheaper brand.  For some reason, it’s getting more expensive to keep a cat, and the usual brand of litter jumped to nearly double what it was when we first bought it.

He just sticks his nose in the air and refuses to answer.

Well, I’m sorry, but we must economize.

Perhaps then you could use a cheaper brand of toilet paper.

OK, where did that come from?

Four-ply luxury while I get shredded paper.

He jumps off the desk and walks off, but not before saying, this isn’t over.

I can see this is going to be another test of wills.

And who is going to lose!

2 thoughts on “Memories of the conversations with my cat – 85

  1. It’s always hard to lose a furry companion, and my heart goes out to you for the loss of Chester. I’m glad you’re sharing his adventures with us again. In this post, you’ve captured the essence of a cat’s personality perfectly, from their aloofness to their sensitivity to changes in routine. It’s amazing how our pets become such integral parts of our lives and families. I hope your granddaughters’ dog is doing better, and I appreciate your sense of humor in the face of difficult situations. Thank you for sharing your memories and stories with us, and I’m looking forward to reading more about Chester’s adventures.

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  2. I’m sorry to hear about the passing of Chester, your beloved writing assistant. Reading about your memories and adventures together brought a smile to my face. Pets truly leave an indelible mark on our lives. It’s heartwarming to see the bond you shared. Thank you for sharing these touching moments with us. Rest in peace, Chester. And thank you to the author for sharing this beautiful tribute.

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