"I didn't sneeze."
Owl from "Winnie The Pooh"
There isn't much to say about what Yoll has done while I was away. She just put all her stuffed toys on the bed to make it even softer, and she hid the seal in a new spot. She barely left droppings anywhere except for the newspapers.
Murloc wasn't even interested in cuddles and purring. Instead, he just told me to let him go out.
Thanks to Zhenya Tisha for coming in every day and giving everyone food and water. Thanks to her I had a chance to go away for three days. By the way, this is the answer to a popular question: yes, I can leave for some time, as long as I've made arrangements with my friends or a special "keeper" to come in regularly and take care of my pets. I give the keys to different people, and I sometimes take pets to my friends for safekeeping, especially baby reptiles.Then I take them back when I return.
Two nights and two days is as much as I can leave everyone unattended and without being checked upon by my friends. This is because owl food can't be kept for longer than that: mice start to go bad.
Yolka's sneezing worries me a lot. Birds usually sneeze like that when they get fluff caught in their nose. I've already heard Yolka sneezing like that a week ago and assumed it was just from a dust speck.
But now she's sneezing again and wheezing a bit. This isn't normal. I made an appointment with Maria Markina, and this Sunday she will come to do some tests and decide if Yoll should get an X-ray.