But it’s not my fault!
The other day I decided to drive the Blazer to work. You know to kinda justify the insurance and registration, plus it’s only like 5 blocks from the house. What could go wrong?
Well the Blazer made it to work, and even ran a few errands around town without incident! (Yes, it was a proud moment). But there’s still a lot that needs done on that thing so I popped the hood and after about twenty minutes I noticed an ANIMAL stuck in the passenger fender between the battery. “Oh no. How long has it been there… please don’t be dead.” I poke it and it’s warm to the touch and squirms a bit. “It’s alive!”. It seems to be a cat. I try to figure out how the heck it got in there, but I can’t for the life of me. So I have to take the battery out, and can tell it’s starting to get scared. So with the battery removed I try to pull the cat out, while keeping it in a position that will keep my forearm intact should it FLIP OUT! I can’t get it out, so I decide to go inside and get some food and see if I can lure it out. By the time I’m walking out the door with food in hand, I see a white cat hauling ass down the driveway and down the alley out of sight. I knew there was no way I was catching it so I let it go.
That’s not why I feel bad.
Yesterday as I was leaving work I noticed the older lady next door. She was standing in her back yard calling “Kitty! Heeere kitty kitty!”
But it’s not my fault! Really!
August 18th, 2009 at 10:07 pm
We had a cat gone for 2 weeks came back very skinny.
August 19th, 2009 at 3:19 am
Think of it like this. Somewhere there is a kid wanting to have a kitten and this one wandered in their yard.
Didn’t know it was a white cat. Want to hear a coincidence? I have a white cat hanging out in my back yard in the evenings! Not really relevant to your story, just the only two white cats I’ve seen or heard of in quite a while.
August 20th, 2009 at 5:52 am
lol awwwwwwwwwwwww how sad. I agree not your fault though.