Whew!

I'm so happy the kitty crisis is over.  It's amazing how little we know about the ones closest to us, who we interact with everyday.  And that the nourishment I gave her was actually poisoning her.  And the difference between generic ready-to-eat meals to the ones that are hand-prepared thoughtfully.  Floofy eats less now, but cats don't need to eat that much anyway.

It's easier to be a better speaker if you are a good listener.  Understand what they are saying, and wait until it's best to speak as opposed to talking just for the sake of talking.  That's what I do in the chat room, I listen more than speak.  And there's certainly nothing wrong with asking them to explain what they mean.  But I'm oh so moody, so I always speak from the heart, but I do try to be tactful.  Then there are other times when I'm just a hellcat, and ready to cause trouble.  Oh well, nobody's perfect.  But I think most of the time, I speak well.  I and I feel you as well, speak from the heart as opposed to the mind.  So we use our mind to control the emotion in our words.  Right?