Haha, this is my first answer. I’m extremely nervous writing this for the first time. First, let me share with you the scene of my first meeting with Fala. At that time, Fala was extremely small, probably only one month old, looking so fragile. After bringing her home, I started my “daddy – cat – raising” mode. For a whole month, I carefully fed her goat milk. I was really a worthy “daddy” for her.
When Fala was a little Siamese kitten, she was super cute and cuddly. In the days just after arriving home, she wouldn’t go anywhere else. She loved to sleep comfortably on my pillow and jump around merrily on the bed. However, she would also occasionally “cause trouble” on the bed – peeing (Oh, this was really a headache). Whenever she was scolded by me for being naughty, Fala would become extremely cowardly. Her appearance was really both cute and funny. Because of her little habit of peeing on the bed, during that period, I had to buy two sets of bed sheets and keep changing them, which was quite troublesome. Fortunately, later, with patient teaching, Fala learned to use the litter box, and life became much more convenient. I have to say that as long as you teach patiently, Siamese cats are really smart and can basically learn what you teach them.
When Fala was three months old, she became extremely active. A cat teaser in her hands could have all the fur pulled off in no time. If you plan to raise a Siamese cat, you must be mentally prepared. They are really naughty when they are young and can bring you a lot of trouble. Sometimes they can even wake you up in the middle of the night. If you just want to have a cat on a whim, I advise you to just “adore cats online”. (However, secretly admiring other cute cats behind Fala’s back is also a kind of special pleasure, hahahaha)
Now, Fala has grown into a big girl. She has become gentle, clingy, and extremely smart. Although she usually looks very cold, as soon as you go out to take out the trash, when you come back, you can hear her scratching the door desperately and wailing miserably in the room, as if telling you how much she misses you. Every time I hear this sound, my heart, like an “empty – nester”, warms up, feeling deeply needed. Fala has a special way of expressing her love. She uses her unique “Fala – style kiss” to act coquettishly towards me. Whenever this happens, I will proudly show off to others: “See! Having a cat makes you the winner in life! Now I have no intention of going out to party at all. I just want to go home early to feed my precious Fala.”
Finally, I want to say that whether it’s a Siamese cat, other breeds of cats, or rural cats, essentially they are all the same. In our long life journey, their lifespan is relatively short and they can only accompany us for just over a dozen years. But this short period of time can bring us endless joy and warmth. So, foolish humans, bravely and loyally choose your cat master and serve them with all your heart! (By the way, sometimes I have a sudden idea that I might raise a turtle. Maybe it can live longer than me and “see me off”, well, I really thought about it seriously and even nodded)
The end! But recently, there’s a new situation. I found that the “MADAO (meaning loser) spirit” of an uncle has emerged in the young girl Fala. This is really scary. I have to find a time to study carefully what’s wrong with her…
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