At home with the human

It’s true; I live in a palace full of amazing things. Well….Yes…Did you know, we have a Queen chair in our living room? Yes, it is gold, with a carved back and legs. .Now, my human says that this chair is very special and that I have to be careful not to scratch or claw it. Oh, sure, I do understand her. In fact, I am certain that I know her better than she knows herself. She’s disabled you know. That’s right. She gets round with a walking frame and she is slow to get some things done. But it never worries me. I just go about my business and let her get on with it. If she needs me to move out of her way, she has to let me know. I’m not a mind reader, OK... I don’t believe in pandering to humans. They are there for MY benefit, not the other way round. Then again, we are intrinsically bound together by the need to belong. That is, she is MY human and I am HER Gussy.

The office of Harry's investigation's is open

The office of Harry's investigation's is open

Hello

Hi, Gussy here. I have my own special blog now. I'm thinking of writing a book, y'know. I reckon I could,so I am writing a blog for practoice.

Now, a few facts about me
Humans are always commenting on my unique appearance. I look like a majestic Asian tiger. Indeed one of our human neighbours calls me Tiger. What's more, I don’t purr. Why should I? There should be no need for me to perform to get attention. For goodness sake, I’m not in a circus. I just…AM…and am destined to be admired. Still, when I do require the close attention of my human, I meow and cuddle up close, so that she knows that I am speaking to her. Sometimes I just talk to get noticed. At other times it is to get food. At night, I call to her and she calls back to me from the bedroom, where she sits and works 0n her computer.. Then I go and lay next to her on the bed and go to sleep. But if at any time she gets up, perhaps to go and make coffee or to get something to eat, I follow her, staying right by her side, following her from room to room. This is the time that I really need to be there, OK.