Thank you everybody for praying for his recovery. According to the vet (not the vet I like, she’s off today), he didn’t vomit today. And the vet took Griz off IV. Griz didn’t have bowel movements, so I have no idea about the quality of his poop. But the vet says Griz most likely could come home tomorrow. The ultrasound is scheduled for tomorrow morning. Please keep your fingers/paws crossed just a little longer.
Today, they brought him into a room instead of letting me see him in his cage in the back. So today I was able to pick him up and hold him while he purred up the storm, trying, at the same time, to explore the room, the attempt he abandoned as soon as the vet entered to give me updates. I could feel he lost a lot of weight because I could feel his bones too easily. I know he wouldn’t eat much at a strange scary place, so I definitely hope he could come home tomorrow so that I could fatten him up.
My coworker who paid for his food a few minutes before me took a seat at a table right in the middle of the cafeteria as opposed to some corner table not very visible by others who just came through the cashier’s station looking for a table. Since my coworker knows too well that I prefer corner tables to avoid this particular guy because I do not like (to put it mildly) him, who just doesn’t know how to shut up, who doesn’t waste any opportunity to open his mouth (read sees anybody he knows even just remotely to start killing him/her slowly with endless painful gibberish), who also actively looks for such an opportunity every single nanosecond of his daily existence, I gave him a look and said, “uh… what is this?”
He, smiling the I-know-full-well-what-you-mean smile, “what?”
I, frowning the I-know-full-well-you-know-what-I-mean frown, “the table? the visibility? the guy? the one who can’t shut up? the one I hate? with all these empty seats around? et cetera? et cetera?”
He, smiling the you-asked-so-yeah-he-knows-you-are-a-bitch smile, “relax… your presence alone is enough to deter him from sitting anywhere near this area by now.”
So, you think you know how to sneeze?

That’s what I call a sneeze.

