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Thank you Christine that would be lovely,i'm no good with all this technology,i think she does,she gets lots of fuss & tonight when i cave her a cuddle she snuggled in & was purring away,i just wish Pud would let her in but at 12 you can't blame him for getting put out when she tries to enter his teritory

Love & hugs

xx

Ahh,

she is so lucky to have someone caring for her. Maybe Pud will get used to her once she has been around for some time. she obviously feels safe though or she wouldn't stay.

Can't see that happening Lynda,he's a nervy cat & if anybody comes round he looks at them then either goes in his bed or upstairs out of the way,he's happy when it's just us 3 so i wouldn't push it with him,she's very happy to be with us & with both fuss her when we go outside & him indoors sits with her most nights in the garden

xx

Just wanted to add that I enjoyed meeting you all at MI 5/6 (Mac Headquarters) Grandma Fox, Lakeslover, and  Moomy.  

I have struggled for many a night to decode the foods that are delivered in secret to this room each day and evening, and I have come to the conclusion that the code is changed each day and is unbreakable.  We will never know why we get dead fly biscuits on a Monday, and pineapple, peaches and cream on a Tuesday.  We therefore need to just enjoy it and remain innocent of the undertones that are so well concealed.

Love to read about your cats, and the long awaited kittens.

warm cuddles Chris xxxxxx

Lol, psst the rain is from the northwest and cheese and grapes are being offered! Over to you Moomy!

Feeling much brighter this evening, new pots and carrots for tea, didn't want the rest so Gav boiled me some more potato and carrots! Funny this chemo mouth, never know what's going to work. Chicken and toms at lunch. Well at least the stuff I can eat is healthy.

Carol, a kennel looks like she is there to stay, bless you both for looking after her so well.

My nephew rang this evening, he had told his class about the triathlon and shown the swim cap he got on Sunday. They are now incorporating a triathlon; run, scoot and shuffleboard, into their sports day tomorrow, he is so excited and what a great example of child-centred learning.

Have made a huge jug of hot chocolate for everyone and a tea and coffee pot for those who prefer. Hope you all recovered from London trip, great to hear you had a good day.

love Jakki xx

Pleased you're feeling better now Jakki,the kennel was originally £129.99,then reduced to £49.99,i said to the manager in pets i'll give you £25 for that dirty kennel & he said it's yours,one happy,warm cat,how nice of your nephews school to do that,i've fetched the scooter out if you want to have a practice incase they need you to take part,thanks for the tea i'm ready for a cuppa

Hi Chris,i'm sure there will be more tales to tell about my four legged friends,i think you may be right about the codes 

xx

Psst. "The rain is from the North West and is falling slowly on the big black umbrella"

that kennel sounds like a bargain.

Psst,the biscuit barrel is full of crackers

Well they do say it's who you know not what you know

If this doesn't make you smile nothing will,the lad next door has just been round & ask if i'll give him a reference for a job,i ask you,would you trust a woman that buys a stray cat a dog kennel,i know i wouldn't

xx

Actually I'm pretty sure we are all crackers!

ah, love the lad. Good to see them trying to get a job. Probably best if he doesn't mention that the reference comes from a mad cat lady who thinks her cat is a dog.....

Psst,

The red umbrella is larger by far, and the wind could change to North Easterly.  

Xxx