Wild cats

Back to reality from my week long Pride high! I had a Monday off to vacay from vacay. On Tuesday I came down with a migraine after the afternoon coffee break and had to come home in the middle of the day. I feel like cramming up and trying to finalize all my work before vacation as well, because both of my bosses are going to be off the next 3 weeks so there's no one to make decisions. So everything that needs an approval right now, has to be finished. And on top of that, tomorrow afternoon is the annual summer resident day in the municipality building, so I have to give a little presentation on how my projects are going. Not a public speaker, remember!

My cats were not happy that I left them home for a week to fend for themselves. Ybi was here every day feeding them and cleaning the little box, but my cats are afraid of him so they didn't get any human contact during that time. When I came home on Sunday, they were super excited, but just like toddlers they couldn't control their excitement and started fighting. They were wild.

Now, before my vacation, I was able to take Dunkin Donuts outside in her harness and walk around the building, TWICE in consecutive days! That's huge for my timid little scaredy cat! Then yesterday, I took Brooklyn outside for a walk and he walked at least 800m, about twice the usual little walk we make. And When I took DD outside, she didn't wanna come inside until there were some dogs outside who started barking and she got scared. But then she wanted outside again, so she started scratching the  door outside and tried to open the handle! Like I said, I'll have 2 dogs by the end of the summer! Balcony's not enough for them anymore.

Brooklyn has been extra cuddly lately and he's very jealous as well. He was yelling inside the whole time me and DD were outside, he could be heard in the hallway, and he gives me the evil eye when I brush or hold DD. And he yells constantly! Super bossy, that one.

I'm waiting for them to start bringing me their harnesses and leash, because they know which drawer to break into, and when they do, we are joining the circus!