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You see, you do not see my love for dogs as well, who protected our family. Even down to my little sister, she ran from a full bull, horns grown. I was too far away, still a young lad, and knew I could not make it. Bandit, our dog went forward, he did not care. The bull stopped and Bandit was in control. It was amazing. I had to watch him go as well...... You want to ask me if I care about cats, dogs, birds, other animals? Do not even ask me about my care for people, lets just stick to the past and the animals at this point.
Bandit did not die that day, sorry that was not was the point. It was Eek, you see he died of a respiratory illness for cats. The land we lived on is remember 120 years old. An old garden. Wonder why.... no not allowed yet. The illness for cats actually was in the land, it took a lot to cure that. Eek died of it, our next cat was given to us, her name Junior. She proved herself in the first week, she took many mice, the house was devoid ever of mice, during her watch. Was at least until she was taken away two years ago. When a mouse "invaded" the house, she would bring it forward, in front of the whole family. We would be eating dinner and watching some type of show.
Junior would bring the mouse in the room, she would let the girls scream, and then start to play with it. I will skip that stuff. But with Junior in the house, no problem, she also learned bad birds from good, and not to walk across the street without looking, she watched birds on my shoulder, and never ate our living fish, though capable. The bird walked the floor to me, the cat knew, and hers after. The only problem, the disease that killed Eek, was now in Junior. She was immune.......... I want you to think of that, she was immune and about to give it to her young.....
Bandit did not die that day, sorry that was not was the point. It was Eek, you see he died of a respiratory illness for cats. The land we lived on is remember 120 years old. An old garden. Wonder why.... no not allowed yet. The illness for cats actually was in the land, it took a lot to cure that. Eek died of it, our next cat was given to us, her name Junior. She proved herself in the first week, she took many mice, the house was devoid ever of mice, during her watch. Was at least until she was taken away two years ago. When a mouse "invaded" the house, she would bring it forward, in front of the whole family. We would be eating dinner and watching some type of show.
Junior would bring the mouse in the room, she would let the girls scream, and then start to play with it. I will skip that stuff. But with Junior in the house, no problem, she also learned bad birds from good, and not to walk across the street without looking, she watched birds on my shoulder, and never ate our living fish, though capable. The bird walked the floor to me, the cat knew, and hers after. The only problem, the disease that killed Eek, was now in Junior. She was immune.......... I want you to think of that, she was immune and about to give it to her young.....
...first of all the dang thing kept telling me I didn't have enough space, then it finally started downloading and installing it and stopped part way 
...now this is on a tablet that has rarely been used and I never put anything on it...finally ended up having to download the ISO and load it from a USB drive...that finally did it! 
...Talk about getting frustrated! 
...But it's done now and all my 
