Bugsy Malone

This week was a sad week. On Thursday night when I got home from my second job, I found Bugsy Malone up in my room unable to move. When I got close to him I noticed that he was shaking (like and individual that has Parkinson's disease). So I picked him and I noticed that he was in a real big daze and he couldn't blink his right eye. So I just wrapped him in a blanket and laid down with him on my chest. He just laid there and didn't move. (Which is so unlike Bugsy...he will always want to try to get in your face). I was crying because I knew that this was it. I called DeMitt and we were both crying on the phone. DeMitt has had this cat for 17 years. He made it through the night, but he didn't move at all and ended up peeing through the blanket. So DeMitt and I decided it was time to take him in and put him down. So Friday morning I went to the vet about 8am and we put Bugster down. I was able to hold him in a blanket while they did it. It was so sad, I was having a hard time breathing because I was crying so hard. IT is so hard to have to put down a pet. He was the best and Demitt and I loved him. I'm not even a huge cat fan, but Bug's made me a believer. He was one bad ass cat. I love you Bugsy, we will miss you!

Things I will miss about Bugsy Malone:

--His huge green eyes

--His courage. He was never afraid of anyone, or any dog

--How great he was with my nieces and nephews

--He always sat on my lap when I was sad

--Bugsy boning my robe (yes with the pelvic thrusts and all

--How much you love Wendy's hamburgers

--Tripping over you in the kitchen

--Seeing you chill with Jersey (i know she is going to miss her sleeping buddy)

--You kicking Diesel's ass

--His pur

Love you Bugs!