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Michael Seidel, writer 
They keep you nice and warm too!
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Oh, yes. Warm? I become some toasty, I need to break free to cool off. That’s easier said than done.
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Excellent! I plant myself on my Can Opener as much as possible to make her slow down for a little bit!
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Good to see you back! Wonderful of you to take such good care of your Can Opener. Good ones are hard to train.
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Why thank you! My Can Opener’s schedule has changed (not because she wanted it too- life just suddenly got turned upside down when the Backup Can Opener died in January)- and now she can’t type for us at the same time every day anymore. Sometimes I have to take drastic measures to get her to settle down and type for us.
I have to start re-training her. *shakes head* 😹😹
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Yes, sad news, indeed. Floof life can be so challenging when things go awry for the Can Openers. I don’t envy you the course ahead of you, but fortunately, you’re a floof, which means anything is possible. Cheers
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Oh yes. Anything is possible for the Can Opener too- because she believes in the Lord! She’s doing much better- but she’s still not following all my orders- I’m going to fix that!
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Regulus snuggles up using a leg for a pillow.
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Generally a good flooftegic move, as it leaves the hands free to provide soothing petting and scratches.
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