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RHAPSODY WITH THE PERFECT MATE - A cute story

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  • Started 3 years ago by SylMiaFelixMomma
  • Latest reply from Renee in Arkansas

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  1. If any of you subscribe to Petwarmers dot com you would have received this today. I thought it was a cute story and though you would all enjoy it. SMM

    RHAPSODY WITH THE PERFECT MATE
    by Lynn Perrier

    The feelings I felt for the new male in my life had not
    diminished in the least, despite spending every day with him since
    the beginning.
    He moved in and never left. It was only supposed to be for a
    short time. That's what I said in the beginning. Without wanting
    to, I had fallen madly in love with him. After that, there was never
    any question about him staying forever.
    I languished in bed feeling like a Queen. There was no hurry, I
    had no plans today which would take me outside my home. What a
    wondrous feeling it is to share the morning with someone you love. I
    reluctantly got up and put on my satin dressing gown as he watched me
    silently. He loved when I wore that dressing gown.
    With a look of utter content on his face he dozed off and
    returned to dream land, his body limp and relaxed. Oh that
    beautiful, exquisite body. Primitive in its desires yet
    sophisticated in its demands. Sometimes I wanted the whole world to
    see it. Most of the time, I wanted to keep it all to myself.
    I bent over to give him one last kiss so I could absorb the
    scent of his hair which would sustain me while I left him to do the
    mundane acts associated with rising. Strange, I just realized that
    no matter what time of the day or night it was, he always appeared
    immaculate. No unkempt hair. Nothing out of place. To me, he was
    always perfect.
    I puttered around the kitchen like a regular little housewife.
    To be honest, I have never been the domestic type. The humdrum
    chores of being a home body had always bored me. I sensed that was
    about to change. Now, for some reason it felt right.
    He entered the room, hesitated and watched me from the doorway.
    A combination of scrutiny and devotion radiating from his face as he
    stood there the picture of pride and masculinity. Ever curious, the
    smell of the freshly brewing coffee must have urged him from the
    seclusion of the bedroom.
    Our relationship was not yet a year old and it got better with
    each passing day. I was now at a point where I wasn't bashful about
    anything when he was around. I knew no matter what I did, it
    wouldn't make any difference to him. He would always love me.
    We had never suffered through the initial stages of being
    uncomfortable while getting to know each other. Always believing the
    axiom "familiarity breeds contempt" I knew now there were exceptions.
    This was my exception. What an incredible feeling -- one I had
    seldom experienced always being aware of my appearance, my voice, my
    perfume, my breath.
    Those things we think of, when a relationship is in its infancy,
    didn't matter. Not often had I come to this point. There had been
    others but none that touched me the way he did. None that understood
    me like he did. None that could anticipate my every move like he
    did. He was very special.
    The day moved in slow motion as I went about doing odd chores
    around the place. We weren't expecting any visitors today so there
    was no need for me to go shopping. In fact there was really no need
    for me to do anything. The weather was miserable and raining. The
    perfect day to relax and enjoy the company of a loved one.
    I had picked up a book earlier in the week and decided this was
    the day to start reading it. As I sat trying to concentrate, his
    movement caused me to look up from the pages. Once again he came to
    me slowly, deliberately like a lithesome spirit. I lost track of
    time, lost in an embrace as I held him in my arms not wanting to let
    go, even for a minute, his frenzied kisses covering my face.
    In other relationships I had always been the giver, never the
    recipient. This time it was different. I watched as he reclined on
    the chesterfield oblivious to my observation. One of the qualities I
    loved about him was his modesty. At no time did he act like he was
    any different from the others. Yet he was. He wasn't demanding or
    critical. He even liked my cooking. Never a day went by that he
    didn't show me never ending affection.
    I reluctantly got up to prepare a snack while he remained in his
    position of ease. As usual he watched my every move. Sometimes he
    made me feel like a movie star with his never ending scrutiny. This
    is a relationship which will last forever.
    I know in my heart I had finally found the perfect mate.
    I called to him from the kitchen to share the latest sustenance.
    As I set a midday snack of tuna down for him I said a little prayer
    of thanks for having Toby in my life.
    Listening with joy, as he purred in a rhapsody of pleasure, I
    contemplated the exquisite sound a cat makes when it's happy.

    -- Lynn Perrier <petpntr at yahoo.com>

    ___________________________________________
    Lynn is a motivational writer whose life has lead her down many paths
    opening her mind and heart to the important things in life. With an
    often humorous slant, her writing will leave you with food for
    thought and a smile on your face especially the articles about her
    cats. You can read more of her work online at
    http://www.thecolumnists.com where she writes a regular column along
    with other authors or her website
    http://www.tributememorialcandles.net .

    Posted 3 years ago by SylMiaFelixMomma #

  2. Mmmmmmmmmm, languishing in bed with the perfect male....what a thought!

    Posted 3 years ago by MaxandCali'sMom #

  3. She does have a way with words, like our very own owlwatcher :)

    Posted 3 years ago by AZDEBRA 5/27 & crew #

  4. I can't stop smiling contently...Thank SMM

    Posted 3 years ago by 2bpurring #

  5. How wonderfully and clever this story was written! Yayyyy! Thanks Karin..My copy of this newsletter is still sitting in my inbox...unopened. Great Story!

    Posted 3 years ago by Karenopa #

  6. Thanks, SMM, for sharing this. A perfect love story.

    Posted 3 years ago by miu #

  7. I would like to thank the person who posted my story Rhapsody With The Perfect Mate. I do an ongoing search on the internet to make sure people aren't stealing my writing and claiming it for themselves. You can imagine my joy when this site came up. It is always a thrill for me to know that new readers enjoy my writing.

    Since I am here I may as well correct an error which erroneously showed up on the Petwarmers story. My website is http://www.tributememorial.net. The wrong web url was posted.

    Please come to visit. I have some of my writing on the site. I might add this site will be of particular interest to anyone who has lost a pet.

    Thank you again for posting my story and for your comments.

    Lynn Perrier

    Posted 3 years ago by petpntr #

  8. welcome Lynn... beautiful website. thank you for sharing the address, and for sharing your writing. Stick around ... we're a crazy, fun, sensitive family.

    Posted 3 years ago by 2 Popoki #

  9. Thank you for stopping by Lynn. Your website is great and your writtings are wonderful. So many of us here can understand what goes into your website and appriciate it. Again, Thank you.

    I hope you stop by again from time to time, we are wonderful people here and you would fit right in.

    Posted 3 years ago by debsterwiz #

  10. Lynn welcome to TDK. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful story, I will be checking out your website and hope you spend time here. You have a wonderful way of putting the heart at peace with your words.

    Posted 3 years ago by 2bpurring #

  11. Welcome to TDK, Lynn! You write beautifully.

    Posted 3 years ago by miu #

  12. Hi Gang:

    I wanted to stop by and thank you once again for your wonderful comments and compliments. I don't have a whole lot of time to spend with groups on the internet but I must tell you that you folks sure make it inviting.

    I would like to know if I understand this correctly. This whole site is dedicated to Cats and Kittens. I see on the home page there are different categories or subjectss. Does that mean everyone who belongs to this site post in the various categories or do you usually stick with the same group in one category. I have only belonged to a Yahoo group so I am not sure how others work.

    I guess what I am asking is if I post on the other subjects will I still be with the same bunch from this group?

    I would also like to mention one other thing. Before I made up my mind to participate I wanted to get a feel for the people here. By chance I read an email from someone who had just lost a friend and was imploring everyone to be more sensitive to the people around us because you never know how long we will have them. I must say this was written with such poignance it almost had me in tears. What a wonderful heartfelt expression and it is so true.

    I lost my sister 2 years ago. We were as close as two sisters can be and don't live far. We had an argument. I can barely remember what it was about now. We didn't speak for 4 months. Not because it was that important but because, on my part at least, I got busy and kept meaning to phone and say let's forget about it and go for a drink. Well guess what? Before I ever had a chance to do that she was in the hospital, by the time I got to see her it was already too late. She barely knew who I was. Shortly after that she was gone. We never got to go for that drink and you can not imagine how often I kick myself for being too busy to call. It was no big deal on my part. I knew she would never call me. That's just the way she was. I should have. No big wup. I didn't. I will be sorry for that for the rest of my life.

    I'm sorry I don't know the name of the person who wrote that message but I would like to express my condolences for the loss of your friend.

    Lynn Perrier
    http://www.tributememorial.net

    Posted 3 years ago by petpntr #

  13. PETPNTR, you probably read the post by Owlwatcher on "I have something I need to say" thread. If you post a comment on any of the threads (subject titles)on the first page, most everyone here will see it. We have regular posters here and also new ones that show up from time to time. You are able to visit each thread and post a comment, just be sure to read Kittenmaster's rules on the front page (It is listed just above the subject titles, just click on it to read it). I hope this helps clear things up a bit, if not, maybe someone else can do a better job of it than me! lol :)

    Posted 3 years ago by Renee in Arkansas #

  14. PETPNTR, maybe this is the thread you were reading. Hope this helps.

    http://www.dailykitten.com/chat/topic/9153

    Posted 3 years ago by Renee in Arkansas #


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