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JoAnn, and other "Pet People" <smile> The trouble is, Buzzy bounces off the walls and occasionally off the ceiling on a DAILY basis! AND he was worse when he was a youngster! At 6 and a half years old I can't excuse him as being a kitten any longer, can I? <grin> Scooter just sits there watching Buzz-Brain at his shenanigans with a bored "Oh grow UP" look on her winsome little face. Then, in the dark of night (no particular night---just when the spirit moves her so I can't second guess her), every so often she turns the table on me and leads Buzzy into an evening of "Kitty-high-jinks!" OYE! <--- smacking self on forehead) They can circles around me on THOSE evenings! Barb Mallut (Our pets - Gotta love 'em!) [log in to unmask] -----Original Message----- From: JoAnn Coen <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]> Date: Sunday, February 20, 2000 1:33 PM Subject: Re: NEWS: PRESS RELEASE: Boston Life Sciences: Symptomatic Pd Improvement In Primates >Barb - read with interest about your press release re meds. But I was >more interested in your kitties bouncing off the wall. MY two are doing >the same thing, so finally I put them on the sofa and told them, "this is >a full moon, so go on and have your fun, because in 2 days, I expect you >to settle down. In the meantime, they keep me awake at night with their >shenanigans. But I wouldn't trade them for the world, expect for maybe my >love, In the meantime, they can do what ever they want to, because they >are my "babies". and keep me entertained. Jo Ann from Houston