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We walked past a cat café in Canterbury yesterday, I commented to Alan that I could go in for a cuppa and he could wait outside for me (allergies) 
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Morning Helen 
The proprietor might have put a saucer of milk out for Alan if you'd asked nicely.
I'd love to go in a cat café - my daughter went in one in Japan, as they're cat crazy there!
I hope your latest adventure in the motorhome is going well, and you've certainly got the weather for it. Enjoy! xxx
Hi all... I'm still here
Has anyone here had any contact with Dr Hari of Lucio Health?
Morning Steve 
How are you doing fella, and is your lovely little dog ok?
Sorry though hon, I've never heard of that doctor but I'm off to Google him xxx
Maggie is great, she's been learning lots of new tricks! Although still hasn't learned to come back when she smells a rabbit!
