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How Madi came to be Madi
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| IT IS I, MADI, AT 2 MONTHS OLD |
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Madison (aka Madi, Diva, Mads, or your supper is served Madam) was born on March 11, 2002.
Several years had past since Milky-Way, our first kitty, left us for the Rainbow Bridge after 14 1/2 years of 100% devotion. It was time to open up our hearts to another kitty. My BIL (brother-in-law) was also looking for a new fur baby after the loss of his 2 kitties. Hubby, BIL and I decided to go on this journey together. The journey began and ended on May 11, 2002, the Saturday before Mother's Day.
All of us had a gray kitty in mind. It was love at first sight when we saw two kitties playing kitty games in their cage labeled Kitties L and M. We were told they were sister. Kitty L was a calico and Kitty M was gray and white. To say they were precious would just scratch the surface of their cuteness factor. We immediately knew both kitties were about to go home with us but deciding who would take which one took a little longer. Hubby was going to let BIL and I decide. BIL is such a Southern Gentleman, he said
ladies first!!! I grabbed Madi lickety split, gave her a tiny hug and kissing her little pink nose.
Now came the hard part, we had to pick out a name for the little gray fur ball. It really and truly took us longer to name Madi than it took to name our daughter. Of course, you cannot leave the hospital without a name for your child. Thank goodness that wasn't the case with kitties.
We tossed around several names for nearly a week. We thought about several that would go with her gray fur: Ashley, Gracie, Cinder. Nope none of those would do. Since she was listed as Kitty M we moved on to names beginning with M. Maggie Mae and Madelyn were the first to pop in our mind. Out of know where I said Madison and call her Madi. Hubby said yep, Madi fits her purrfectly. However, had we known the personality stored in the tiny body.....it would have been D I V A.
From day one, this little 3 pound ball of fur turned out lives upside down, tried every nerve in both our bodies. To say the first year of her life was trying, would be a gigantic understatement. Her personality was 360 degrees different from Milky-Way. She literally bounced off all the walls and furniture. She was bound and determined to get on every surface in the house both, high and low before her first birthday and she did. In spite of herself, she had us wrapped around her tiny paws and here were are 8 years later, living, loving and learning from Madi.
We have not stopped smiling at Madi or her antics since May 11, 2002.
We hope you enjoyed The Story of Madi.
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