Hi all-- Well, I'm just so excited about this that I have to share-- On Thursday, Thanksgiving (despite the Canadian address, I am an American), I actually found Amelia and Cully sleeping curled up alongside each other!!! They were actually touching, so they had to each have known that the other was there. This is the best possible thanksgiving gift I could have received, and believe me, I'm thanking whoever, whatever is out there to receive my thanks. It's been just over a year since I brought Cully home, and this is the first sign I've seen that they might like each other, not just tolerate each other. Words can't even express how happy I am at this gift... Somebody (sorry, forgot who!) wrote yesterday that they thought that perhaps females were bite-y-er than males-- my experience has been the exact opposite. Amelia is fairly nippy, but Cully bites much more often and unpredictably, and harder. Just my experience, with my two ferrets, for what that's worth. Hope everybody is having a lovely weekend, no matter what country you're in, Regina and the two web bugs <http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/1083> ********************************************* Regina Harrison PhD Student, Anthropology Joint Co-ordinator, AGSEM-- McGill's TA union McGill University Montreal, Quebec "If that's all there is, my friends, then let's keep dancing" --Peggie Lee [Posted in FML issue 1770]