this one is temporarily named keshara.


The Sealpoint lurking under a chair is temporarily named Banjari. They'll let me know if they like the names.

Once I got them home, they raced for the basement to locate good hiding spaces and occasionally popped upstairs to get a nice neck scratch before heading back to their hidey holes.
Last night I woke up to find one sitting on my pillow and I seemed to be chewing tail fur. That tells me they're still with us.
I'm so anxious to cuddle them and tell them about their new home but you know cats--they decided where and when.
Tonight I'm trying the old trick I used on my other cats whenever I moved them to a new house--I'm buttering their paws.
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