A Brief Update on Kevin (Now with Photographic Evidence)

Now that I've been home for two weeks, I think I have enough evidence that I can accurately report that Kevin has made the next leap forward in her bid to become The World's Most Affectionate Cat. 

When we last left Kevin, she had grown very attached to a sitting body, but had little interest in a lying down body, and was clearly terrified by a standing body. At this point, however, while the sitting body is still her favorite, she's also grown very fond of the lying down body and will actually tolerate a standing body. 

All this leads to great fun as the abdominal pain prompts me to lie on the couch for awhile, then move to the chair for awhile, then back to the couch, as Kevin inevitably follows in my wake making herself comfortable in my lap or draped across my chest.

And while I can't say that cuddling with a cat is as good as cuddling with a human, it does have one definite advantage: humans, as they adjust to find a comfortable position, don't typically misjudge how much space they have and wind up falling on the floor. 

Which is hysterical. 

Kevin and I in the chair

Kevin and I (and my feet) on the couch