Oh, his mother is a horrendously picky eater. She won't even eat fish in and of itself; she insists on having it prepared very particularly for her before she'll even touch it.
[Pearl is such a snooty cat, she only eats food prepared by world-class chefs. Honestly.]
And really, I'm the one who should be thanking you. I certainly wasn't planning for this litter, so being able to find places for the kittens is an incredible relief for me.
[ Oh, Pearl... Hopefully the kitten won't be such a picky eater, or else Akechi might need a recipe(h) or two! ]
A picky eater cat... I admit I'm not particularly skilled in the kitchen, so I hope this kitten won't be very much like his mother with regards to his eating habits.
You'll have to let me know if he turns out to be particular about it. I'll see what I can do to assist, in that event.
As to his name...well, yes and no. I've avoided calling them anything aloud because I didn't want them to become accustomed to a name that their future owners might later want to change, but on the other hand...I've been caring for them for weeks, it's only natural to come up with some sort of way of telling them apart.
So yes, affectionately the four cats have been Rowdy, Meringue, Sterling, and Prince. You're inheriting Prince.
Thank you. I'll certainly keep your generous offer in mind.
Oh, but those are some fairly interesting choices! I rather like "Prince" myself, but since the kitten is meant for someone else, it's possible he will have a different name. I will try to vouch for it if given the chance, though!
You're welcome to it, if you think it suits him. But if you do come up with another, please do let me know about it; I'd be very interested to hear how he's getting along at his new home.
Of course. I'll make sure to keep you updated on his development, regardless. I imagine you must have reservations about handing him over to near strangers after having cared for him for so long, so hopefully that will ease your troubles somewhat.
It's a shame our technology resources are so limited, though. I would be happy to send you some pictures.
[ Now Akechi is really getting into the cat owner spirit, complete with taking a million pics. ]
I appreciate that immensely. If we ever happen across a spare camera, I'll see about sending one your way, but for the time being, text updates should suffice.
I think Prompto-san would make much better use of a camera than I ever could, but I can certainly send you text updates. And while I do try to use it sparingly, I suppose I can always take the occasional picture with my phone.
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[Pearl is such a snooty cat, she only eats food prepared by world-class chefs. Honestly.]
And really, I'm the one who should be thanking you. I certainly wasn't planning for this litter, so being able to find places for the kittens is an incredible relief for me.
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A picky eater cat... I admit I'm not particularly skilled in the kitchen, so I hope this kitten won't be very much like his mother with regards to his eating habits.
That reminds me, does he have a name?
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As to his name...well, yes and no. I've avoided calling them anything aloud because I didn't want them to become accustomed to a name that their future owners might later want to change, but on the other hand...I've been caring for them for weeks, it's only natural to come up with some sort of way of telling them apart.
So yes, affectionately the four cats have been Rowdy, Meringue, Sterling, and Prince. You're inheriting Prince.
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Oh, but those are some fairly interesting choices! I rather like "Prince" myself, but since the kitten is meant for someone else, it's possible he will have a different name. I will try to vouch for it if given the chance, though!
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It's a shame our technology resources are so limited, though. I would be happy to send you some pictures.
[ Now Akechi is really getting into the cat owner spirit, complete with taking a million pics. ]
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[ "Occasional." ]