My neighbours moved away

10 days ago. The ones who owned "the enemy" so I'm not sorry *he's* gone,
although it's quite a while since I saw him, he's not dared to bully Boyfie
since KFC gave him a really good beating up. She lost her patience with him
when he came into the house.

They had a new kitten about 18 months ago, a charming cat. I think I saw it
out of the corner of my eye in my garden yesterday. Maybe they haven't
moved far and it's come back to the house if it got out. The house is empty
at the moment.
I don't know where they've moved to but if I keep seeing it and they don't
come back for it I will have myself another cat.
It would be ideal. Boyfie will already know it, they would have seen each
other in our gardens while they were out so they would be no integration
problems.
I would, of course, prefer it got back to its own people, but if not it will
be my 2nd cat.
Sorry to call it "it" but I don't know whether it's a girl or boy. I've
seen it often when they still lived here and always thought it was a girl.
We'll see what happens.

Tweed

Christina Websell wrote:
10 days ago. The ones who owned "the enemy" so I'm not sorry *he's* gone,
although it's quite a while since I saw him, he's not dared to bully Boyfie
since KFC gave him a really good beating up. She lost her patience with him
when he came into the house.

They had a new kitten about 18 months ago, a charming cat. I think I saw it
out of the corner of my eye in my garden yesterday. Maybe they haven't
moved far and it's come back to the house if it got out. The house is empty
at the moment.
I don't know where they've moved to but if I keep seeing it and they don't
come back for it I will have myself another cat.
It would be ideal. Boyfie will already know it, they would have seen each
other in our gardens while they were out so they would be no integration
problems.
I would, of course, prefer it got back to its own people, but if not it will
be my 2nd cat.
Sorry to call it "it" but I don't know whether it's a girl or boy. I've
seen it often when they still lived here and always thought it was a girl.
We'll see what happens.

Tweed


Would that be the neighbor who locked your back door so Kitty could not get in?If it is a girl, perhaps she coluld bring you a litter of *******.
Good luck and best wishes. MLB

MLB wrote:

Christina Websell wrote:

[snip]

They had a new kitten about 18 months ago, a charming cat. I think I saw it
out of the corner of my eye in my garden yesterday. Maybe they haven't
moved far and it's come back to the house if it got out. The house is empty
at the moment.
I don't know where they've moved to but if I keep seeing it and they don't
come back for it I will have myself another cat.
It would be ideal. Boyfie will already know it, they would have seen each
other in our gardens while they were out so they would be no integration
problems.
I would, of course, prefer it got back to its own people, but if not it will
be my 2nd cat.

Would that be the neighbor who locked your back door so Kitty could
not get in?If it is a girl, perhaps she coluld bring you a litter
of *******.

I had the same thought! I mean, wondering if it was the same neighbor.
Good riddance to her, if it is the same one.

MLB, I have no idea what the "*" stands for. Is there a dirty word
meaning "kitten"?

Joyce

--
Anyone who has accustomed himself to regard the life of any living
creature as worthless is in danger of arriving also at the idea of
worthless human lives. -- Albert Schweitzer

wrote:
MLB wrote:

Christina Websell wrote:

[snip]

They had a new kitten about 18 months ago, a charming cat. I think I saw it
out of the corner of my eye in my garden yesterday. Maybe they haven't
moved far and it's come back to the house if it got out. The house is empty
at the moment.
I don't know where they've moved to but if I keep seeing it and they don't
come back for it I will have myself another cat.
It would be ideal. Boyfie will already know it, they would have seen each
other in our gardens while they were out so they would be no integration
problems.
I would, of course, prefer it got back to its own people, but if not it will
be my 2nd cat.

Would that be the neighbor who locked your back door so Kitty could
not get in?If it is a girl, perhaps she coluld bring you a litter
of *******.

I had the same thought! I mean, wondering if it was the same neighbor.
Good riddance to her, if it is the same one.

MLB, I have no idea what the "*" stands for. Is there a dirty word
meaning "kitten"?

Joyce


You would never get a dirty word from me as I think a litter of kittens
is the most "fun" thing ever. But Tweed almost had a "litter of
kittens" when I suggested she find some. She said I was crazy for even
suggesting it. I know it is not practical and in today's world would
be expensive. But it would be fun.Best wishes. MLB

"MLB" wrote in message news:hjqbe7

Would that be the neighbor who locked your back door so Kitty could not
get in?If it is a girl, perhaps she coluld bring you a litter of *******.
Good luck and best wishes. MLB


No, it's not the same neighbours, it's the other side, they were the ones
that took KFC in the first time she wandered, took her to the vet as they
thought she was a sick kitten and were going to keep her!

Tweed

"MLB" wrote in message
...
wrote:
MLB wrote:

Christina Websell wrote:

[snip]

They had a new kitten about 18 months ago, a charming cat. I think I
saw it out of the corner of my eye in my garden yesterday. Maybe they
haven't moved far and it's come back to the house if it got out. The
house is empty at the moment.
I don't know where they've moved to but if I keep seeing it and they
don't come back for it I will have myself another cat.
It would be ideal. Boyfie will already know it, they would have seen
each other in our gardens while they were out so they would be no
integration problems.
I would, of course, prefer it got back to its own people, but if not
it will be my 2nd cat.
Would that be the neighbor who locked your back door so Kitty could
not get in?If it is a girl, perhaps she coluld bring you a litter
of *******.

I had the same thought! I mean, wondering if it was the same neighbor.
Good riddance to her, if it is the same one.

MLB, I have no idea what the "*" stands for. Is there a dirty word
meaning "kitten"?

Joyce


You would never get a dirty word from me as I think a litter of kittens is
the most "fun" thing ever. But Tweed almost had a "litter of kittens"
when I suggested she find some. She said I was crazy for even suggesting
it. I know it is not practical and in today's world would be expensive.
But it would be fun.Best wishes. MLB

I don't remember you ever suggesting I got a litter of kittens, or that you
were crazy for doing so, are you sure?
It's certainly something I wouldn't do though as I've said all along I will
wait for a needy soul to turn up.
If it was the ex-neighbour's cat I saw I will have more chance of seeing it
again over the weekend when I am out and about in the garden more, cleaning
out chickens and such delights as that..

Tweed

could it be they couldn't find it when they left or left it on purpose? Lee
"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...
10 days ago. The ones who owned "the enemy" so I'm not sorry *he's* gone,
although it's quite a while since I saw him, he's not dared to bully
Boyfie since KFC gave him a really good beating up. She lost her patience
with him when he came into the house.

They had a new kitten about 18 months ago, a charming cat. I think I saw
it out of the corner of my eye in my garden yesterday. Maybe they haven't
moved far and it's come back to the house if it got out. The house is
empty at the moment.
I don't know where they've moved to but if I keep seeing it and they don't
come back for it I will have myself another cat.
It would be ideal. Boyfie will already know it, they would have seen each
other in our gardens while they were out so they would be no integration
problems.
I would, of course, prefer it got back to its own people, but if not it
will be my 2nd cat.
Sorry to call it "it" but I don't know whether it's a girl or boy. I've
seen it often when they still lived here and always thought it was a girl.
We'll see what happens.

Tweed

On Jan 27, 2:27*pm, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
10 days ago. *The ones who owned "the enemy" so I'm not sorry *he's* gone,
although it's quite a while since I saw him, he's not dared to bully Boyfie
since KFC gave him a really good beating up. *She lost her patience with him
when he came into the house.

They had a new kitten about 18 months ago, a charming cat. *I think I saw it
out of the corner of my eye in my garden yesterday. *Maybe they haven't
moved far and it's come back to the house if it got out. *The house is empty
at the moment.
I don't know where they've moved to but if I keep seeing it and they don't
come back for it I will have myself another cat.
It would be ideal. *Boyfie will already know it, they would have seen each
other in our gardens while they were out so they would be no integration
problems.
I would, of course, prefer it got back to its own people, but if not it will
be my 2nd cat.
Sorry to call it "it" but I don't know whether it's a girl or boy. *I've
seen it often when they still lived here and always thought it was a girl..
We'll see what happens.

Tweed

Great story! I like this place! I love my cat as well. He is a large
tom named Gato. And he is a good and funny boy!

I loved your caring attitude.


The Nice Mean Man

No, they are good cat people, they would never have left it on purpose. It
might be they haven't moved too far away and the cat came back if it got
out.
I haven't seen it since.
I would guess if it went missing they'd come back here to look for it, maybe
they have, found it and took it back with them.

Tweed

"Stormmee" wrote in message
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could it be they couldn't find it when they left or left it on purpose?
Lee
"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...
10 days ago. The ones who owned "the enemy" so I'm not sorry *he's*
gone, although it's quite a while since I saw him, he's not dared to
bully Boyfie since KFC gave him a really good beating up. She lost her
patience with him when he came into the house.

They had a new kitten about 18 months ago, a charming cat. I think I saw
it out of the corner of my eye in my garden yesterday. Maybe they
haven't moved far and it's come back to the house if it got out. The
house is empty at the moment.
I don't know where they've moved to but if I keep seeing it and they
don't come back for it I will have myself another cat.
It would be ideal. Boyfie will already know it, they would have seen
each other in our gardens while they were out so they would be no
integration problems.
I would, of course, prefer it got back to its own people, but if not it
will be my 2nd cat.
Sorry to call it "it" but I don't know whether it's a girl or boy. I've
seen it often when they still lived here and always thought it was a
girl.
We'll see what happens.

Tweed

"The Nice Mean Man" wrote in message
...
On Jan 27, 2:27 pm, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
10 days ago. The ones who owned "the enemy" so I'm not sorry *he's* gone,
although it's quite a while since I saw him, he's not dared to bully
Boyfie
since KFC gave him a really good beating up. She lost her patience with
him
when he came into the house.

They had a new kitten about 18 months ago, a charming cat. I think I saw
it
out of the corner of my eye in my garden yesterday. Maybe they haven't
moved far and it's come back to the house if it got out. The house is
empty
at the moment.
I don't know where they've moved to but if I keep seeing it and they don't
come back for it I will have myself another cat.
It would be ideal. Boyfie will already know it, they would have seen each
other in our gardens while they were out so they would be no integration
problems.
I would, of course, prefer it got back to its own people, but if not it
will
be my 2nd cat.
Sorry to call it "it" but I don't know whether it's a girl or boy. I've
seen it often when they still lived here and always thought it was a girl.
We'll see what happens.

Tweed

Great story! I like this place! I love my cat as well. He is a large
tom named Gato. And he is a good and funny boy!

I loved your caring attitude.
____________
Welcome to the group, perhaps you'd like to introduce yourself and tell us
about your cat.

Tweed