better news
Aug. 27th, 2010 11:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mari4212Mom took the other kitten to the vet today. Aside from informing us that Thomas misread the gender, and our remaining kitten is female, and thus Eurydice rather than Euripides, the news was all good. No viruses, no congenital diseases, no parasites. And apparently, in addition to being part Bengal, which was obvious from the first glance at her body type, she has some Maine Coon in her. Which means she's going to be huge when she grows up.
Her being healthy means we can let her explore the rest of the house, and she was in full kitten mode while doing so, alternating between darting everywhere at once and full stop. Intensely curious about everything doesn't begin to describe it, and at only a few months old, she can manage to jump from the floor to the kitchen sink from a standstill. We're never going to be able to keep her out of anything.
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In the non-kitten news, I took Nationals testing for massage yesterday. Unlike Ohio, I actually got the results back as soon as I was done taking the test. I passed, which seems to surprise no one but myself. I was a bit worried, because Nationals covers things we tended to skim over in class, like traditional Chinese medicine and some of the newer modalities in massage techniques.
Her being healthy means we can let her explore the rest of the house, and she was in full kitten mode while doing so, alternating between darting everywhere at once and full stop. Intensely curious about everything doesn't begin to describe it, and at only a few months old, she can manage to jump from the floor to the kitchen sink from a standstill. We're never going to be able to keep her out of anything.
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In the non-kitten news, I took Nationals testing for massage yesterday. Unlike Ohio, I actually got the results back as soon as I was done taking the test. I passed, which seems to surprise no one but myself. I was a bit worried, because Nationals covers things we tended to skim over in class, like traditional Chinese medicine and some of the newer modalities in massage techniques.