One of the ... things ... about renting a cat (for as a wag once observed, you don't own a cat, you rent it from the veterinarian), especially the longer-haired breeds, though some talented shorthairs can convert this much of their food into hair as well, is folding sheets warm from the dryer and discovering clinging to them freshly manufactured toy mice, felted by the washer and dryer from your own cat's loose fur that had been clinging there as individual fibers before machine agitation and tumble drying worked their topological magic. Whether this thing is an entertainment or a major annoyance is, I suppose entirely a matter of the philosophy with which one views it, or at least one's mood at laundry-folding time.
Still flummoxed by finances; packing proceeds apace.
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What kind of wimpy cats do you have down there in the United Snakes? My cat's been to the vet (for real things not including shots) all of about twice in his life, and he's about 10 now.
You don't own a cat, the cat owns you. Get it right, or at least reread the contract once in a while. *grin*