It took about 11 hours total, pretty amazing with a toddler and two cats, but we made it to Norfolk. We may have a house tomorrow, I hope.
Cats were SILENT almost the whole way down, which isn't like them. Theo was an absolute angel, because he always is. Bedtime for me. Walkthrough tomorrow morning...
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5 comments:
Wow, the cats were silent? They took a page from my kids' book. Glad to hear you're back 'home'.
D
Good luck on the walk through. Hope it goes better than ours did. See you soon!
Michelle
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Did you use kitty valium? I've found it keeps my loud mouth cat very quiet during the drive. :-)
ours were silent, pretty much, for the two day drive to nashville. or maybe i just had the radio up really, really loud. :)
glad to see you made it!
I'm so jealous of everyone with silent traveling cats! The last time I moved the cats, I heard phantom meows everywhere I went for two days.
See, the first two long distance moves, they were talking the whole way. First move, the onl/y thing that kept them even a little quiet was to put Dr. Laura on the radio (shudder).
The only thing I can figure this trip is that there was a lot less room in the vehicle (another story), so it was a lot darker in their carriers than it ever was before. From now on, that's my strategy.
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