(no subject)

[cellio]

Embla has lousy luck with contractors, it seems. A few years ago, a contractor who was replacing a bathroom floor (previous house) trapped her in a wall. Tonight, we found that a contractor who is ripping up carpet on our third floor and finishing/painting the floors probably trapped her in a crawl space. (I say "probably" because I did not actually see her emerge. But she didn't come for dinner, and I couldn't find her, and we finally got the furniture that was blocking the door moved out of the way so we could open the door, and sometime later we saw her and she was more skittish than usual.)

I guess I should consider myself lucky that no contractor has yet let her get out of the house. But still...

Comments

[cortejo.livejournal.com]

poor little kitty!

Just trying to help I bet! :(

[cellio]

Knowing her, she was probably just trying to stay out of the way -- and was a bit too successful. Poor thing. Not that she's suffered any real damage, of course; I probably took more damage than she did, especially the first time when it took a while to figure out what had happened. (There was misleading evidence to suggest that she had gotten out of the house.)

[dagonell.livejournal.com]

This doesn't seem to be a day for kitties and attics. I discovered this morning that our littlest female got locked in the attic last night. It doesn't seem to have tramatized her, a few minutes of being cuddled and she was ready to go play with her brother. :D

[indigodove.livejournal.com]

Poor Embla! I could imagine that Ella would do the same thing. Hope she feels better!

[jducoeur]

Cat. Okay, it's a cat.

I'm sorry, I read the beginning of that, and was getting images of Countess Embla trapped in a wall, which was very strange indeed...

[cellio]

Oops. :-)

Countess Embla, presumably, would be smart enough, and capable enough, to make some appropriate noise, like "Hey, contractor! Aren't you forgetting about something?".