On the road again

Thursday (March 1), we will say good-bye to our grandbaby and his parents
and load Cinder and Rosie in a rented car to start our trip back to our
boat. The people who purchased our furniture are taking the stuff away
today, so our apartment is almost empty. The cat tree is still up, though.

Cinder is in the bedroom closet and Rosie is on top of the cabinet over the
toilet in the bathroom. To top it off, we'll give them the dreaded
Revolution dose to be sure that they don't pick up any parasites from the
motel rooms.

I'm sure they could use some calming purrs.

We also are apprehensive because of the weather and hope we can avoid most
if not all the snow and ice. We will stick to major highways, which should
help a lot.

We are thinking of taking I-90 out of Washington state to Buffalo, Wyoming.
Then I-25 to Cheyenne. Then I-80 to Elm Creek, Neb. Then Hwy 183 to Ellis,
Kansas. Then Hwy 70 to vicinity of Salina. Then I-135 to Wichita. Then
south on Hwy 35 to San Antonio, TX and I-37 to Corpus Christi.

We think it will take us about a week to get that far. We will stay a few
days in Corpus to take care of things. Then, we will head east, the
ultimate destination Myrtle Beach, S.C., where we will move back onto the
boat and resume our journey on the water.

Annie & Jim, crew to the cruising cats Rosie & Cinder

Annie Wxill wrote:
Thursday (March 1), we will say good-bye to our grandbaby and his
parents and load Cinder and Rosie in a rented car to start our trip
back to our boat. The people who purchased our furniture are taking
the stuff away today, so our apartment is almost empty. The cat tree
is still up, though.

Cinder is in the bedroom closet and Rosie is on top of the cabinet
over the toilet in the bathroom. To top it off, we'll give them
the dreaded Revolution dose to be sure that they don't pick up any
parasites from the motel rooms.

I'm sure they could use some calming purrs.

We also are apprehensive because of the weather and hope we can avoid
most if not all the snow and ice. We will stick to major highways,
which should help a lot.

We are thinking of taking I-90 out of Washington state to Buffalo,
Wyoming. Then I-25 to Cheyenne. Then I-80 to Elm Creek, Neb. Then
Hwy 183 to Ellis, Kansas. Then Hwy 70 to vicinity of Salina. Then
I-135 to Wichita. Then south on Hwy 35 to San Antonio, TX and I-37
to Corpus Christi.

We think it will take us about a week to get that far. We will stay
a few days in Corpus to take care of things. Then, we will head
east, the ultimate destination Myrtle Beach, S.C., where we will move
back onto the boat and resume our journey on the water.

Annie & Jim, crew to the cruising cats Rosie & Cinder

Calming purrs for Cinder and Rosie, I hope you have a good trip.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

"Adrian A" wrote in message
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.... Calming purrs for Cinder and Rosie, I hope you have a good trip.
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)

Thanks, Adrian. Thank goodness they have been good sports so far.

Annie

Annie Wxill wrote:
Thursday (March 1), we will say good-bye to our grandbaby and his parents
and load Cinder and Rosie in a rented car to start our trip back to our
boat. The people who purchased our furniture are taking the stuff away
today, so our apartment is almost empty. The cat tree is still up, though.

Cinder is in the bedroom closet and Rosie is on top of the cabinet over the
toilet in the bathroom. To top it off, we'll give them the dreaded
Revolution dose to be sure that they don't pick up any parasites from the
motel rooms.

I'm sure they could use some calming purrs.

We also are apprehensive because of the weather and hope we can avoid most
if not all the snow and ice. We will stick to major highways, which should
help a lot.

We are thinking of taking I-90 out of Washington state to Buffalo, Wyoming.
Then I-25 to Cheyenne. Then I-80 to Elm Creek, Neb. Then Hwy 183 to Ellis,
Kansas. Then Hwy 70 to vicinity of Salina. Then I-135 to Wichita. Then
south on Hwy 35 to San Antonio, TX and I-37 to Corpus Christi.

We think it will take us about a week to get that far. We will stay a few
days in Corpus to take care of things. Then, we will head east, the
ultimate destination Myrtle Beach, S.C., where we will move back onto the
boat and resume our journey on the water.

Annie & Jim, crew to the cruising cats Rosie & Cinder


Calming purrs for R&C and safe-journey purrs for you all.

--
Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

"Sam" wrote in message
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Calming purrs for R&C and safe-journey purrs for you all.
Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

Thanks, Sam.

We enjoyed meeting you while we were here.

Annie

Annie Wxill wrote:

Annie & Jim, crew to the cruising cats Rosie & Cinder


Calming purrs on the way for the cats and 'safe journey' purrs on the
way for all of you. I'm looking forward to the Cruising Cats updates.

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.
Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/
Pics at http://s120.photobucket.com/albums/o185/frankiennikki/
http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/
http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki

Annie, wow, it's that time already? Good luck to you! I hope the four of
you have an easy journey. Do the girls have little sailor hats this time?

Have fun!

Rhonda

Annie Wxill wrote:
Thursday (March 1), we will say good-bye to our grandbaby and his parents
and load Cinder and Rosie in a rented car to start our trip back to our
boat. The people who purchased our furniture are taking the stuff away
today, so our apartment is almost empty. The cat tree is still up, though.

Calming Purrs on their way.
Suz&Spicey

Many good wishes for you all and the kitties on your trip!
Christine
"Annie Wxill" wrote in message
...
Thursday (March 1), we will say good-bye to our grandbaby and his parents
and load Cinder and Rosie in a rented car to start our trip back to our
boat. The people who purchased our furniture are taking the stuff away
today, so our apartment is almost empty. The cat tree is still up,
though.

Cinder is in the bedroom closet and Rosie is on top of the cabinet over
the
toilet in the bathroom. To top it off, we'll give them the dreaded
Revolution dose to be sure that they don't pick up any parasites from the
motel rooms.

I'm sure they could use some calming purrs.

We also are apprehensive because of the weather and hope we can avoid most
if not all the snow and ice. We will stick to major highways, which
should
help a lot.

We are thinking of taking I-90 out of Washington state to Buffalo,
Wyoming.
Then I-25 to Cheyenne. Then I-80 to Elm Creek, Neb. Then Hwy 183 to
Ellis,
Kansas. Then Hwy 70 to vicinity of Salina. Then I-135 to Wichita. Then
south on Hwy 35 to San Antonio, TX and I-37 to Corpus Christi.

We think it will take us about a week to get that far. We will stay a few
days in Corpus to take care of things. Then, we will head east, the
ultimate destination Myrtle Beach, S.C., where we will move back onto the
boat and resume our journey on the water.

Annie & Jim, crew to the cruising cats Rosie & Cinder

Annie Wxill wrote:
I'm sure they could use some calming purrs.

Lots of calming purrs on the way.

We are thinking of taking I-90 out of Washington state to Buffalo, Wyoming.
Then I-25 to Cheyenne. Then I-80 to Elm Creek, Neb. Then Hwy 183 to Ellis,
Kansas. Then Hwy 70 to vicinity of Salina. Then I-135 to Wichita. Then
south on Hwy 35 to San Antonio, TX and I-37 to Corpus Christi.

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