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You only have a few days left to spend any tolars you have left, Snoopy and
Bagheera both agree that they should be spent on treats for Soncek. ;-)
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart.
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Adrian A wrote:
You only have a few days left to spend any tolars you have left, Snoopy and
Bagheera both agree that they should be spent on treats for Soncek. ;-)

Welcome to Euro-world - I guess. Everything seems to have become much
more expensive since Finland adopted the Euro as our currency. 1 Euro
equals about 5.9 Finnish Marks, but a cup of coffee that you could get
for a few Marks now costs 2-3 Euros. (Not that I drink coffee, but it's
a good point of reference.)

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Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.
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Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/
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Adrian A wrote:

You only have a few days left to spend any tolars you have left, Snoopy and
Bagheera both agree that they should be spent on treats for Soncek. ;-)

Soncek doesn't like treats, but I did get him some cat-grass that he loves.
Best wishes,
Polonca and Soncek

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Marina wrote:

Adrian A wrote:

You only have a few days left to spend any tolars you have left,
Snoopy and
Bagheera both agree that they should be spent on treats for Soncek. ;-)


Welcome to Euro-world - I guess. Everything seems to have become much
more expensive since Finland adopted the Euro as our currency. 1 Euro
equals about 5.9 Finnish Marks, but a cup of coffee that you could get
for a few Marks now costs 2-3 Euros. (Not that I drink coffee, but it's
a good point of reference.)

I'm so sorry to hear that everything became much more expensive since
you have Euro in Finland. Some prices have gone up in Slovenia already :(
Best wishes,
Polonca and Soncek

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"Marina" wrote in message
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Welcome to Euro-world - I guess. Everything seems to have become much more
expensive since Finland adopted the Euro as our currency. 1 Euro equals
about 5.9 Finnish Marks, but a cup of coffee that you could get for a few
Marks now costs 2-3 Euros. (Not that I drink coffee, but it's a good point
of reference.)

We went to Ireland before and after Euro conversion. Prices were about 1.5
to 2 times higher after the conversion. It's as if the sticker price stayed
the same, but it was in Euros rather than Irish pounds. It was a very
expensive holiday the second time around and I don't know how people afford
to live there!

Susan M
Otis and Chester