Memories of the conversations with my cat – 87

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.  He was looking very benign before he left.

Now I can’t find him.

Anywhere.

He’s in none of the usual hiding spots.

He’s not hiding under any of the beds.

He’s not hiding in any of the cupboards.

I’m worried.

 

He’s planning something.  It might be my demise.  I’m still trying to figure out what he could gain from my death.  Not having to listen to me reading chapters of my books?

That, to him, might be a blessing.

I found a magazine on the floor open at an article entitled, ‘Ways to check if your spouse is trying to kill you’.

It’s got me doubly worried now.

I saw him on the kitchen bench near my coffee cup.

How hard could it be for him to dip his paw into some poison or other and then put it in my coffee cup?

That expressionless expression gives him away.

It’s what he’s not saying that’s telling me everything.

Behind that bland face, there’s the heart of a plotter, plotting something bigger than blowing up parliament by Guy Faulks.

I’m going to keep a very close eye on him.  Very, very close.

When I find where he’s hiding.

3 thoughts on “Memories of the conversations with my cat – 87

  1. I’m so sorry for your loss. Chester sounded like an amazing cat and it’s heartwarming to see how much he meant to you. Your series, “Past Conversations with my cat,” is a beautiful tribute to him and I’m glad that you’re running it again for those who haven’t had the chance to read it yet. The way you describe his mischievous personality is both humorous and endearing. Thank you for sharing your memories with us.

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  2. I’m sorry for your loss of Chester. It’s great that you’re sharing his adventures with us again. I’m intrigued by this episode and wondering where Chester could have disappeared to. I hope he’s just playing a prank on you and turns up soon. It’s amusing and worrying to see how you interpret his behavior. Looking forward to reading more. Thank you for sharing these memories of Chester with us, author.

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  3. I’m truly sorry for your loss of Chester, your faithful companion and writing assistant. The series you’ve been running about his adventures sounds captivating. It must be bittersweet to revisit those memories. The mystery of his disappearance and the magazine article titled “Ways to check if your spouse is trying to kill you” add an intriguing twist to the story. I hope you find some comfort in sharing these experiences with us. Thank you, author.

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