SAFE AND SOUND!

[wayfaringwordhack]

 The elderly lady I mentioned in my last post did indeed have N'Djema.  She came by just now because we had asked someone who knows her to ask about our cat.  Sounds weird, I know, but she doesn't have a doorbell on her gate, and it was locked, preventing us from getting to her front door.  She wants to keep N'Djema and even after we said, "thanks, but we'd like to have her back," she kept talking about it...

But J just went with her to bring N'djema home. At least we know where to look now if eve she goes missing again.

Thanks for your good thoughts and concern.

Comments

[cathemery.livejournal.com]

Bribery works both ways, indeed. And if N'djema likes to be outside, that may help, too - an outdoor cat can get really bored being forced to be inside.

Especially if the lady was actually not home so much that Julien went by three times and couldn't find her there. Though one might wonder about whether she was home and just not admitting it, if one were a suspicious, worrying type.

You know, like me.

Still, all's well for now. Especially for the pate-eating cat, one presumes. ;)

[mnfaure.livejournal.com]

Yes, it was strange for her not to answer, especially considering that her front door was ajar. It is a small village, but her house is on the main road and that seems a bit strange...

All is definitely well for N'djema, except she still gets kicked out at night. ;)