Technically, I stayed home. However, because I had a turkey TV dinner and my cats split a can of ground turkey and giblets cat food, and because two of the cats have been in the family for three feline generations, I can legitimately say that I had turkey dinner with my family. This is good in case anyone asks because it’s hard to fake a perfect life while saying you spent a holiday on your own. I mean, a real holiday that people celebrate, not Presidents’ Day or something.
The cats behaved well and enjoyed the treat. Today they seemed to be asking for more; they were sniffing at the bowls I fed them in and meowing at me. No, you little beggars, that was a special occasion, you’ve got plenty of kitty kibble. Squirrel’s been letting me pet her more lately–the day before yesterday she even walked onto my lap with all four paws. That kitten may turn out cuddly yet.
There was no TV watching as the TV is still not hooked up (still haven’t scraped together the $300 deposit). This is for the best as I’m sure Christmas toy ads have become insanely obnoxious, and I get to miss them this year. Hooray!
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