Another pointless thread

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I'm flying off to Dublin tomorrow - back on Sunday evening - Funeral

Sorry to hear that TT.

Hopefully the wake will be a good traditional Irish affair.

Our last cat had diabetes, which meant he had to be injected with insulin twice a day, my wife took on this task, which at first we thought would be a struggle or a fight to get the injection done, but it was not a problem and after a few days he would go and stand by the fridge, at the same times each day, for the injection.

Why is it said that animals have no intelligence. :


Take care.

I've just printed and mounted 5 A3 mono prints for a panel competition.
I only need 3 or 4 for the panel, but now have to choose which ones.

it's usually said by stupid humans

We had a stray knocking about during the summer, she would come onto the decking and beg for food.

One day I came home after a bad thunderstorm and there she was.....


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But the weather got colder and we fell soft so she now has a nice warm house to live in


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You`re a good man Alan and you will be rewarded................


Tony

....with numerous small dead furry things!!

She looks a real love.

Oh she is, we called her Jenny, (wife's idea) I wanted to call her Mistry (Miss Stray) its was also a Mystery where she came from, but women always have to have the last word so Jenny it is

She also has several other names like S**t Factory, Fleabag, and my daughters named her Little P!$$£r which she seems to respond to very well

As for small dead furry things I hate to think what will happen to the Wren that nests in a neighbours tree every year, she's been well past the nest hieght several times already I think I need to ask him if I can wrap something around the trunk.

During my childhood we always had a cat, we never knew where they came from and rarely where they went except when they were old and sick Dad would take them away. I'm sure many people will have the same story of being "adopted" by the cat rather than the other way round.

There's a saying that a cat chooses you, you don't choose a cat.

Although my big, daft, soft ginger tom was chosen by us and convinced he needed cuddles. He now is a faithful puppycat who comes when called.

EDIT: shouldn't type at this time in the morning, I make too many mistakes that need correcting.

I'm giving Google Chrome a try and its highlighting my atrocious spelling and typing, so my posts will be word perfect from now on

I'm not going to be the one to say it Alan, but look at that sentence again....Google Chrome has missed your Deliberate Mistake.

Clearly it's a spelling checker, not a grammar checker