MEOW 1, PURRL, TOO!

It's not a child.  It's a Handsome CAT, named Lucky!!! He decided to spread all my patterns and stuff, so he could make his bed and lay on them. Cats are so helpful.  ^..^

This pattern is wonderful and one of my favorites. by Janina Kallio   http://www.ravelry.com/projects/InLuvWithYarn/cobblestone

If you want a quick knit, this is it.  By Helen Stewart   http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/spindrift-shawl    

Our dog went blind in December.  Three things happened to her, right in a row. First:  When my Husband came home from work, one night, he walked in to some foamy throw up.  I thought it was one of the cats, until, all of a sudden, Savannah started throwing up the white foam and shaking violently. The throwing up was happening at least five times, and, her shaking was getting worse.  This was on a Tuesday.  My Vet happens to be open on Tuesday nights.  I called, told them what was going on.  I also told them, I thought she was dieing.  I was freaking out, my anxiety was through the roof.  My Husband took her. After taking x-rays, she didn't find one thing wrong.  The Vet didn't even say what the shaking was about.  When my Husband brought her home, he told me that she had thrown up seven times in his truck, on the way there.  He said, Vet had given her a shot and he came home with more medicine. The next thing I know, Savannah collapsed on the living room floor pant

It's been awhile.  The months are going by fast.  After losing our cat Harrison, our cat Cody had to be put down near Thanksgiving.  He was going into liver failure. We had changed our regular cat littler over to the Breeze Cat Litter System.  It comes with pellets and pads for urine, you put in a pull out drawer.  When he got sick, we took him to the Vets.  Vet took blood and x-rays.  When he returned with the x-ray, he said he never saw anything like what was in the image. I took a closer look.  I was flabbergasted.   He had been eating the pellets and the Vet said there had to be 100 or more in his system. Cody stayed for 3 days, because they had to give him an enema to get the pellets out. I took him home on a Thursday.  The Vet wanted to see him back in a week. I got him home and he started eating and drinking, but, that didn't last long.  I caught him eating pellets the Saturday before his checkup. When I brought him back, I told him that Cody was eating