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FWIW, neither Petunia (from the mid sixties) or Olaf showed any signs of deafness. Both possessed an unusual sharpness and both had distinct personalities.
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also_anon_dc
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Just came upon this thread and now I'm all caught up on your journey! Wishing you a speedy recovery. Would love to see more pics of your cat brood when you're feeling up to it.
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Enjoy: https://scubaboard.com/community/threads/kittens.612017/
Olaf is slowly overcoming his angst over being touched. I actually got a real pet last night, and then he laid right on top of my hand. More progress. Cool.
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For some reason I can't see that link. It says:
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Ah, you'll have to join the surface interval to see it.
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Sry, I meant Surface Interval, and I went ahead and added you.
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Olaf continues to amaze. I got to pet him head to tail 10 or more times last night. He did swat me once, but it wasn't hard at all. At one point, I felt a head, gave it some scritches, then continued the pet. I was surprised that it was Olaf, and he was lying down the whole time. He did get up after, stretched, and then went to bother Mischka.
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