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[chocolatepot]

Woke up this morning to find that Bonnie was still upset, had jumped on the counter and peed on it - out of spite? because she believed she was being attacked by Clyde? I don't know why, but it was very annoying. Most things were okay as they're glass canisters, but she ruined a bag of flour and the very end of my cutting board was sitting in it. I put some food and water on the basement steps but left the new kitty door locked so she couldn't get out during the day while I was at work. Interaction must clearly be supervised. She seems happy enough to play paws through the kitty door, but still the hissing and growling when they're actually in the same room.

It just makes no sense! Why should being upset about the vet and tech holding her too much lead to intense fear of her brother? But she's totally okay with me even though I took her there.

I watched bookbinding videos much of the day when I was at my desk while I worked, and I decided to make my second project DAS Bookbinding's single section pamphlet, which is still just one signature but looks more like a Real Book than the single-section pamphlet I made previously. I don't have proper materials yet, but I think I can manage it with the substitutes at my disposal, like two layers of heavy paper rather than davey board, wrapping paper for endpaper, etc.

I briefly tried using The Tudor Tailor as a straight edge and scored the spine with my exacto knife. That feels Significant. (The significance is my impatience and poor judgment.)

Comments

[lavinia]

Cats absolutely make no sense. I wonder if she's going through what happened to mine: redirected feline aggression, where they take out their fear/anger on someone other than the actual cause. In my case, Milo couldn't attack the cat he saw outside, so he turned onto his brother and unfortunately I couldn't keep them separated, and the aggression stuck. :( So it's definitely a good idea to keep them apart and have supervised interactions to start.

[chocolatepot]

That sounds very similar. Fortunately, overnight she seems to have gotten over the problem and they're both back to normal! What a weird time it's been. Bonnie's an odd little duck.