Re: Re: Kitten names

On 03/20/12, Gwyn Ryan wrote:

On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 8:13 PM, Jenny Tait <piratejenny@verizon.net> wrote:
> On 3/20/2012 5:00 PM, Gwyn Ryan wrote:
>>
>> So, my girlfriend and I are adopting a kitten. We need names! I've
>> traditionally given my cats Irish names. Problem is, there are some
>> Irish names I don't know how to pronounce correctly. I've been
>> thinking about �ta�n -- does anyone know the correct pronunciation?
>> Any other ideas?
>>
>
> Wait and see what the kitten's personality is like. Hard yes (cause we are
> so not keeping Creamsicle as this new boy's name) but worth it, I think.

Oh yes, we will. I'm just looking to come up with some options :)

**That makes sense.

>
> (for those not on fb, our beloved Lily had major jaw problems stemming from
> either cancer or the polyp in her ear pressing on a nerve. She couldn't eat.
> If the cancer had been anywhere else other than her mouth, we would have
> gone the treatment route, but the mouth--it just wasn't fair to keep her in
> pain. So we had her put to sleep this morning. And yes, we immediately got a
> new catten--he's just over a year--because we knew that even three days
> without, which is what it was between Lance and Lily--is too long. So Lily
> saved a life in giving hers. So a suck morning, but better afternoon.)
>

I'm so sorry.

**Thanks. I didn't even go into the house before we had another cat. Even then, as I was driving back, part of me expected to see her on the windowsill. But new kitty really is helping. He's still very nervous--scared himself last night when he knocked over things on my dresser--but he purrs at the first touch and I think he'll settle in fairly quickly.

Jenny