3 months almost to the day.

[erastes]

ETA: Just heard back from the local paper - they want me to ring them and tell them about Lucius and his mysterious journeys!

Lucius the Wanderer is back. Again.

 

Three months almost the day, I think... *checks* 25th July it was when he came back last, and he stayed 2 weeks. He's in beautiful condition, if a little too light, and very hungry.  He hasn't even got a flea dirt on him, so it's clear he's not living rough because someone is obviously treating him. God it's good to see him. I even had a feeling yesterday that he'd be back today -or perhaps it was because he knew I wanted him back today that he came back today. He won't stay, and the balance in the house is disturbed all over again, but still nice to see him.

I know how unlikely it sounds, even to myself. I've been fooled by so many stupid sock puppet stories. What I think I'll do is write to the local paper - it's a "local interest" story which they might like - and it would be good to know who else is fostering him.  I will definitely get a collar this time - with one of those little barrels with my phone number and a tiny message in it - at least then someone can ring me and tell me he's safe.  There's never going to be a way I can force him to stay- although I really wish he would. He's stuffed his face, and now he's in his basket. I can never face putting his basket away, just in case "today" is the day he comes home. I do wish he'd stay.

Severus is, of course, upset again.  It's really not fair.

True Blood.  Aww Billy-Bob the Vampire is such a gennleman caller! *squishes him*

Only a few sporks today.Tired, and I think I can see the end of it.

- they are sitting in a lighted room in a busy street in the dark. They kiss. They embrace. THEN they shut the curtains. er. No. 17th century remember?
- if he strips off down to his under-breeches, hose and shirt, he can't be wearing his ordinary breeches when he wakes up.
- What, pray, is a "half-wounded adversary"?

Comments

[cynbaby.livejournal.com]

How are you liking True Blood? I loved the books, but I've been feeling some trepidation about getting into the series, in case they ruined it for me.

[aunty_marion]

Aw, bless his furry tummy! He's come back to you for Hallowe'en! How sweet...

Yes, get him a collar and tag/barrel. If nothing else, it would be interesting, if anyone does phone you, to see just where he's been. (Ditto on the local paper thing, of course.)

[cbpotts.livejournal.com]

I am so happy for you that your wanderer has returned!!!!

Do they microchip animals in England? It's a thing here, but I don't know anyone who has done it, I don't think it's a rural trend.

[smurasaki.livejournal.com]

Silly wandering kitty. It's good that he's being looked after, but...wow... That's why I could never have outdoor cats. The stress would kill me.

[adventurat.livejournal.com]

Aw, Lucius, cat about town! I wonder what his other family calls him.

You should definitely write that piece for the paper. I'll bet his other family is just as curious as you are.

Book idea?

[cr8er15.livejournal.com]

Reading your post made me think you should turn Lucius the Wanderer into a character for another regency romance. Wandering man stops by inn, meets and likes male inkeeper, leaves, but then keeps coming back, year after year - something keeps drawing him back- love perhaps?, and of course, he eventually stays.

Just an idea :)

[schmoo999.livejournal.com]

I would be a nervous wreck if one of my cats pulled something like this. I wonder who and where he is being taken care of.

True Blood is just pure fun crack imo. Not high drama at all but I find the whole thing just a fun hour of TV. It gets a bit crazy but that is what I love about it.

[catsintheattic.livejournal.com]

Yay, Lucius!

For your sake, I hope that he'll stay for a while. :-)

[liriaen.livejournal.com]

Oh god, your cat boy. He's insane. I know I'd whack him around, which is the last thing one should do, but relief and anger would fight a pitched battle, and I'd probably squish, then scold, then squish again. And off he'd go again, I suppose.

I hope he stays a little longer this time. Fiend.

[leni-jess.livejournal.com]

I'm glad he's back, even if it almost certainly isn't for long. Poor brother Sev, though, having his nose put out of joint every time. He looks beautiful, and it must be good to know that however tired and hungry he gets, coming back to you, at the other end of the line someone looks after him carefully.

That's a vivid picture - maybe the paper would like to print that? (If they do, just make sure you give them a copy not the original - much easier now pics can be in digital form.) Would they take an article from you rather than just writing it up from talking with you?

[sinick.livejournal.com]

The Prodigal Pussy!

Cats; can't live with 'em, can't use 'em as bog brushes.

[lareinenoire.livejournal.com]

Oh, yay, glad to hear the Prodigal Cat has turned up again. And you should do that piece for the paper -- might shed some light on where he spends the rest of his time.

And True Blood is, as someone else pointed out, just great fun all round. And so far it definitely hasn't gone the way of Heroes with incomprehensible plotlines; I love that it's a character-based series, rather than plot-based. Those always make me so much happier. And Bill is adorable, isn't he?

[feed-your-muse.livejournal.com]

I'm glad Lucius is back - even if only for a bit. Perhaps with the article in the paper you'll start to get pictures of him in front of landmarks as he travels around the county!

Merry
=^..^=

[mongrelheart.livejournal.com]

I'm glad your wandering kitty has returned. The collar sounds like a good idea.

[ejab62.livejournal.com]

Good to read Lucius is back (for now) but how can you stand this? I would turn into a nervous wreck! Nightmares about wounded cats or no sleep at all!
Thank God my cat is too scared to go outside. *g* Granted, that's not natural behaviour but it suits me perfectly.

I *would* get worried if he starts sending postcards, though.