Frankie, my friend!
Got another question for you – do you use human words when you talk to your Mom? I have learned to say a few simple things that sound like the words my Mom says and it takes her ‘over the moon’ as she says, when we have other people in the house and I choose to talk in front of them. I don’t know what the big deal is, but it seems to mean a lot to everyone else; they act like I am strange to make these human sounds... but whatever.
I first realized as a young kitten that Mom referred to herself as ‘mom’ when talking with me. So I decided, when she was ignoring me, talking with someone else here in the house, to call out to her: “Mee-om!” Works every time! Everyone stops to listen, some people ask Mom if there is a young child in the house and she shakes her head – no – and laughs! I can say a few other things too: Ya know that funny sound – maybe it came from a cartoon show – ‘rut-row’ that some people say? Well, I can do a similar sound that is like a growl except it is ‘hut-oh’ – Mom says its my hello ‘cause I only use it when people I know arrive at my house to visit me. Only special people get my special greeting ‘cause I’m happy to see them.
Frankie, don’t tell anyone, but I know a bunch of other words too, and I practice them when Mom isn’t around. Some day I’ll share a few more special words with you. In the meantime, listen to the words your Mom uses and practice saying them, when she’s not around.
Fun, fun! Chessie
A little background story ~ Frankie was an abandoned kitten in a small coastal town of Delaware. He found his way into a garden of a fellow animal lover, who already had her hands full with a cat named Chessie. With some help of a few friends, he made the long trek to his new home in the suburbs of Maryland. These "letters" are updates on how Frankie has been, from his and Chessie's perspectives. To read more on us, check out the 'About' tabs below. HOPE YOU ENJOY!
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