Myko (pronounced mee-ko) is the 2 month old kitten I adopted today and he's perfect. I didn't actually have the money to adopt him so I wrote they asses a check. When you don't have money, always write a check, fuck debt. They can cash it now lol I have always wanted one in my life, and since I probably shouldn't have a kid right now, this cat is a perfect addition. Since my MS diagnosis almost 2 weeks ago, I also thought he'd be appropriate. Don't ask me about logic, cats are perfect and clearly ran out of fucks centuries ago like I have. Myko is obsessed with my hands and anything that adorns them, specifically my bracelets; he doesn't give a shit about the toys. I, too, am obsessed with a man's hands the way one might be with specific kinds of art or....insects. He's absolutely rambunctious but immediately claimed me as his person and for that I am grateful and know we'll be inseparable now. Even when my living room had three other people in it, he passed along some attention and then returned to me, always resting by my heart and head. He's already exhibited heightened intuitive abilities as I noticed him watch something unseen near the foot of my bed. For this, I am also grateful. Where he chooses to rest--beside me-- is also fascinating. He tends to stay on my left side always near my neck head and chest. This is the side most effected by my MS episodes, so it's as though he already senses where he's needed most. So far, he follows instructions the way many cats do--so not at all. But he at least understands cues to wind down. Now he is curled on my chest as I type this. I was quite nervous at my impulse decision to adopt him, but Myko the Duke is mine now, and I his. I made the right decision and I believe he feels the same.