It’s been a while, eh?
I’ve had the flu, several times.
Mrs Widders had bronchitis, and a couple of flu’ses.
Widdercat decided that she really didn’t feel like dying on us, this time, even though she stopped eating and did all the things old cats do to let you know they’re about to pass through the veil to the Summerlands.
Each time, she comes back a little frailer, but her spirit is just as strong as ever. 2013 wasn’t quite as done with any of us as we thought!

Rumours of Our demise have been greatly exaggerated
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Widderlake froze over again a little while ago and some scallywag did this …

See that little white thing out in the middle of the lake?

… this is what it looks like close-up.
Glad to hear you all survived the latest rounds of crises!
Maybe the chair is for ice-fishing?
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We’re getting rather tired of health crises around here, I can tell you! 😀
I think the chair was used by some of the local kids as a stability device … or maybe someone just wanted to see the view from out there.
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Hey Widder! Bummer about all the viruses you, the Missus, and Cat had to go through. The Husband and I picked up one last month. Grrr. It took him longer to shake, but like you and your crew, we’re up and at ’em again. Looking forward to seeing where you’ve taken your story.
Maybe the chair marks a portal to somewhere.
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😀 Of course! … you sit on the chair, the ice melts, you slowly sink into the water, and voila! Another dimension!
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Sorry to hear about all the illnesses, but love that chair. 🙂
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Rather whimsical, I thought.
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I’m sorry the flu (the most unwelcome of visitors) has been plaguing your household. I hope you are all better soon. Glad to hear kitty is still hanging on. It’s so hard to let our pets go, but when it’s time, it’s the kind thing to do.
Looking forward to reading the next segment in the story. I think I saw an email that you’ve posted it…as I wade through emails, I will get to it 🙂
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Each time Widdercat goes through one of these cycles we ask ourselves those questions, about quality of life, and trust that when the time comes we’ll know it.
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O beauteous Widdercat! Glad she, and you and the Mrs, all made it out of flu season in one piece.
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She was snuggling with Mrs Widders and looked up right when I took the pic. I think she planned it.
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