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This guy and his goat are having the cutest conversation ❤️ (Original Post)
catbyte
Aug 2019
OP
How wonderful. In 2001 you said she was nearly 15 and you'd had her since she was 10.
Fla Dem
Aug 2019
#5
tblue37
(65,269 posts)1. K&R and thanks. nt
tblue37
(65,269 posts)2. My cat Gabby used to chat with me like that:
http://pettales.homestead.com/gabfest.html
Gab Fest
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If she says something to you and you respond, you can elicit the most extraordinary range of vocalizations, along with appropriate facial expressions, from her. I am not the only person who can chat with her for twenty minutes at a time without ever getting bored. She's a better conversationalist than a lot of the people I know!
Gabby especially likes to visit with me when I am soaking in the bathtub. She sits on the side of the tub and discusses everything from politics to literature with me. (She also likes to gossip about the other animals that live with us, but I never repeat what she says.)
And of course I talk back. Because I try to use as wide a range of tone and pitch as she does, our conversations can become quite animated.
One evening, I was soaking in the tub and carrying on at some length with Gabby, without realizing that a friend of mine had let himself into the apartment and was waiting in the living room for me.
I finished my bath, dried off and dressed, conversing with Gabby the whole time. Then I opened the door and stepped out into the hallway, and there was my friend standing in the living room, with a very strange expression on his face.
"Who were you talking to in there?" he asked.
At that moment, Gabby marched into the hallway beside me, looked right at Michael, and said, "Mrrreeowww?"
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If she says something to you and you respond, you can elicit the most extraordinary range of vocalizations, along with appropriate facial expressions, from her. I am not the only person who can chat with her for twenty minutes at a time without ever getting bored. She's a better conversationalist than a lot of the people I know!
Gabby especially likes to visit with me when I am soaking in the bathtub. She sits on the side of the tub and discusses everything from politics to literature with me. (She also likes to gossip about the other animals that live with us, but I never repeat what she says.)
And of course I talk back. Because I try to use as wide a range of tone and pitch as she does, our conversations can become quite animated.
One evening, I was soaking in the tub and carrying on at some length with Gabby, without realizing that a friend of mine had let himself into the apartment and was waiting in the living room for me.
I finished my bath, dried off and dressed, conversing with Gabby the whole time. Then I opened the door and stepped out into the hallway, and there was my friend standing in the living room, with a very strange expression on his face.
"Who were you talking to in there?" he asked.
At that moment, Gabby marched into the hallway beside me, looked right at Michael, and said, "Mrrreeowww?"
Fla Dem
(23,620 posts)5. How wonderful. In 2001 you said she was nearly 15 and you'd had her since she was 10.
How many more wonderful years did you have with her? You must have been crushed when she passed.
tblue37
(65,269 posts)7. She was almost 20 when she died. And, yes, I was heartbroken. I have 4 cats now, and 2 are
14. I sure hope they live long lives, too.
Duppers
(28,117 posts)3. Hey you, I want food.
Feed me! Blaaaa. Spit.
Fla Dem
(23,620 posts)6. That was fun watching, Thank You. nt
Bluepinky
(2,268 posts)8. That was funny, just what I needed to see after all the horrible news.
I love them both!
question everything
(47,460 posts)9. Yes, exactly my reaction
DeminPennswoods
(15,273 posts)10. I watch Beekman 1802 on QVC just to
see the baby goats Brent and Josh bring along.