I know what you mean, I've been there. Although for me I've loved cats since I was a kid. I have two now, and I feel guilty sometimes that I don't spend as much time with them as they'd like--given I'll probably outlive them. Lately I've taken this into consideration and if they come around while I'm in the middle of a bunch of work I'll stop if the work can wait--even though it's what puts food in their bowls.
"Ok, let's take a walk down to the stream," I'll tell them and they know exactly where we're going and head for the woods. They never let me get too far ahead and I often see them single file crossing a small ditch on a fallen tree. They once followed me across the stream on a big log but that one has been washed away now. I try to give them as much of my time as possible so I have no regrets later. My big orange tabby just jumped up to see what I was doing as I wrote this. I guess it's time for a walk down to the stream. Gerrit
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