Remember Waldemar who wasn't really cooperative when prospective buyers were here the other week - my friend U found his behaviour absolutely hilarious and irresistible. And just not very Waldemarish, since he was this delightfully charming junior-host at the teaparty a few months back.
When I later told her about the email I got from the prospective buyers saying they didn't think Waldemar's personality would fit in their little family and that they unfortunately would decline the offer of having him included in their household. Honestly, I felt *a bit* huffed by that choice of word - U found it even more entertaining, that little fellow sure know how to make an impression and work his will! It is kind of endearing, and entertaining, and actually just what I like in a cat - or a dog or a human or any being really - that they have a strong personality and a will of their own. So their loss, my gain!
...on the prowl.
What a beautiful black british. What is this sweeties name?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Poppy. I've just edited the post, and his name is Waldemar (Warwick).
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely your gain! My BSH sounds not unlike Waldemar - she'll only play to the crowds or to us when she feels like it. She won't be coaxed to do anything when she doesn't want to. The other cat, the moggy, is completely biddable by comparison - the contrast never fails to amuse us. Both are very endearing characters in their own very different ways. I'm so glad you're keeping Waldemar!
ReplyDeleteHa, ha, of course, it's the very personal personality in each and every one of those little tykes that never seize to amuse and delight! *Waldemar totally agrees*
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