Is She A Loaner Cat Or Is She A Loner Cat?

Daisy

I'm speaking of Daisy the cat I wrote about recently who adopted us when I had said absolutely no more pets. Daisy is both a loaner and a loner. She is a loaner because we surmise she comes from the herd of cats our catty corner neighbors own. She is a loner cat because she wants nothing to do with other cats. She stays across the street at my house most time under the lantana and where the air conditioner drains. She comes to John's house early in the morning for a hand-out but she doesn't infrindge on Susie's area. Susie's area is the front yard, front porch, and front tree. Daisy avoids that like the plague by walking across his vacant lot next door and then cutting to the back door where she waits with the patience of Job for someone to open the back door. She gets up from a nap stretching and looking at the door opener with begging  eyes. She isn't too picky either. I guess I was wrong about her having kittens under my shed but she doesn't look too thin to be a free loader so she may be going to have some. If she does I hope she moves them as soon as possible to our catty corner neighbor's where they would rightfully belong.