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| Baby sister, Sandy |
I have one silly example where I was shamed into not questioning what I was told. The neighbor's cat across the street had 4 kittens. I wanted the white one. I've never had a white cat, so this was it. She told me it was a female cat. When I was a kid I was around cats and kittens a lot, so I could tell the gender of a kitten. But it had been at least 30 years since I had been involved with kittens so I brought "her" home and name her Cloud. As she got older I notice some parts below her tail that I didn't believe should be there. I mentioned this to Don and he said, "There you go again. Never believing what anyone tells you. She told you it was a girl, so just believe her." It didn't change my confusion but I let it go.
| He didn't even stay white. |
Well, I took my little Cloud to the vet to have her spayed. Sure enough, Dr. Ritter called me and said, "I can't spade Cloud because Cloud is a male. I didn't tell him I knew it. I just told him to make Cloud less male. But I can promise Don and anyone else, I will check out what you tell me. Just because you say it, doesn't make it so.
