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Wonderful! I'm so happy for Wilson and you.
Best wishes, -- Polonca & Soncek "JP Hobbs" jphobbsREMOVE THIS @dodo.com.au wrote in message ... Yesterday as I was on my way to the optition's,{ my eyes are ready for new glasses nowafter the operations} I took my garbage to drop it in the bin on my way. I opened a bin and lo and behold, someone had thrown out one of those cat things with the bottom floors square with a hole to go in and lay downthen a scratching post and on that a flat piece to sit and take the sun on. all covered in imitation leopard skin material, not a thing wrong in fact looking almost new. snip |
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Wilson was very interested circling round it sniffing
and even examined inside the hole, and yes I did go over it with disinfectant, I always have that in for cleaning out Wilson's *toilet area*I think it was hopitus that mentioned that. today though I was busy in the bedroom for a couple of hours or more and suddenly realised Wilson wasn't in annoying me, so went looking for him calling, then onto the veranda,looked on the walls on the table near the plants,was just about to go and look under the table, where he sometimes hides, when I saw him, sitting inside thethe little cubby hole just his head out watching me, so I guess he likes it I 've been taking it outside during the day cause thats where he spends most of his days, and bring it in at night in case it rains.thanks for all your tips, Henri had one that a gentleman friend made for me but it had no cubby, and he didnt use it for scratching. I'll remember to signoff this time! Jean.P. Karen Chuplis wrote in message news:BCB9599D.2940 ... in article , JP Hobbs at jphobbsREMOVE THIS @dodo.com.au wrote on 5/1/04 7:49 AM: Yesterday as I was on my way to the optition's,{ my eyes are ready for new glasses nowafter the operations} I took my garbage to drop it in the bin on my way. I opened a bin and lo and behold, someone had thrown out one of those cat things with the bottom floors square with a hole to go in and lay downthen a scratching post and on that a flat piece to sit and take the sun on. all covered in imitation leopard skin material, not a thing wrong in fact looking almost new. I quckly backtracked and shoved it inside my spare bedroom door so Wilson couldn't get at it till it was cleaned, then carried on to my app;and guess who arrived at the shopping centre looking like the scarecrow out of oz, If I hadn't gone into the Ladies to wash my hands I would have arrived at the optition's looking like that, A kind young woman helped to brush me down You must tell us Wilson's verdict!! I bet the people who tossed it had a cat that didn't use it. It happens. Our trees are used a lot, but it's all about location and some people don't figure that out. So if a cat doesn't take to a tree, keep moving it around. Out of the blue, in a place where you DON'T think it would be a good spot, they may suddenly think you are a genius. Karen |
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Wilson was very interested circling round it sniffing
and even examined inside the hole, and yes I did go over it with disinfectant, I always have that in for cleaning out Wilson's *toilet area*I think it was hopitus that mentioned that. today though I was busy in the bedroom for a couple of hours or more and suddenly realised Wilson wasn't in annoying me, so went looking for him calling, then onto the veranda,looked on the walls on the table near the plants,was just about to go and look under the table, where he sometimes hides, when I saw him, sitting inside thethe little cubby hole just his head out watching me, so I guess he likes it I 've been taking it outside during the day cause thats where he spends most of his days, and bring it in at night in case it rains.thanks for all your tips, Henri had one that a gentleman friend made for me but it had no cubby, and he didnt use it for scratching. I'll remember to signoff this time! Jean.P. Karen Chuplis wrote in message news:BCB9599D.2940 ... in article , JP Hobbs at jphobbsREMOVE THIS @dodo.com.au wrote on 5/1/04 7:49 AM: Yesterday as I was on my way to the optition's,{ my eyes are ready for new glasses nowafter the operations} I took my garbage to drop it in the bin on my way. I opened a bin and lo and behold, someone had thrown out one of those cat things with the bottom floors square with a hole to go in and lay downthen a scratching post and on that a flat piece to sit and take the sun on. all covered in imitation leopard skin material, not a thing wrong in fact looking almost new. I quckly backtracked and shoved it inside my spare bedroom door so Wilson couldn't get at it till it was cleaned, then carried on to my app;and guess who arrived at the shopping centre looking like the scarecrow out of oz, If I hadn't gone into the Ladies to wash my hands I would have arrived at the optition's looking like that, A kind young woman helped to brush me down You must tell us Wilson's verdict!! I bet the people who tossed it had a cat that didn't use it. It happens. Our trees are used a lot, but it's all about location and some people don't figure that out. So if a cat doesn't take to a tree, keep moving it around. Out of the blue, in a place where you DON'T think it would be a good spot, they may suddenly think you are a genius. Karen |
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On Sat, 01 May 2004 12:49:28 GMT, "JP Hobbs" jphobbsREMOVE THIS
@dodo.com.au wrote: Yesterday as I was on my way to the optition's,{ my eyes are ready for new glasses nowafter the operations} I took my garbage to drop it in the bin on my way. I opened a bin and lo and behold, someone had thrown out one of those cat things with the bottom floors square with a hole to go in and lay downthen a scratching post and on that a flat piece to sit and take the sun on. all covered in imitation leopard skin material, not a thing wrong in fact looking almost new. I quckly backtracked and shoved it inside my spare bedroom door so Wilson couldn't get at it till it was cleaned, then carried on to my app;and guess who arrived at the shopping centre looking like the scarecrow out of oz, If I hadn't gone into the Ladies to wash my hands I would have arrived at the optition's looking like that, A kind young woman helped to brush me down When things like this happen, I consider them answers to prayerful wishes. MLB |
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On Sat, 01 May 2004 12:49:28 GMT, "JP Hobbs" jphobbsREMOVE THIS
@dodo.com.au wrote: Yesterday as I was on my way to the optition's,{ my eyes are ready for new glasses nowafter the operations} I took my garbage to drop it in the bin on my way. I opened a bin and lo and behold, someone had thrown out one of those cat things with the bottom floors square with a hole to go in and lay downthen a scratching post and on that a flat piece to sit and take the sun on. all covered in imitation leopard skin material, not a thing wrong in fact looking almost new. I quckly backtracked and shoved it inside my spare bedroom door so Wilson couldn't get at it till it was cleaned, then carried on to my app;and guess who arrived at the shopping centre looking like the scarecrow out of oz, If I hadn't gone into the Ladies to wash my hands I would have arrived at the optition's looking like that, A kind young woman helped to brush me down When things like this happen, I consider them answers to prayerful wishes. MLB |
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And answers to a rather light pocket, But maybe your right, I often wished I
could get him oneof those. Jean.P. m. L. Briggs wrote in message ... On Sat, 01 May 2004 12:49:28 GMT, "JP Hobbs" jphobbsREMOVE THIS @dodo.com.au wrote: Yesterday as I was on my way to the optition's,{ my eyes are ready for new glasses nowafter the operations} I took my garbage to drop it in the bin on my way. I opened a bin and lo and behold, someone had thrown out one of those cat things with the bottom floors square with a hole to go in and lay downthen a scratching post and on that a flat piece to sit and take the sun on. all covered in imitation leopard skin material, not a thing wrong in fact looking almost new. I quckly backtracked and shoved it inside my spare bedroom door so Wilson couldn't get at it till it was cleaned, then carried on to my app;and guess who arrived at the shopping centre looking like the scarecrow out of oz, If I hadn't gone into the Ladies to wash my hands I would have arrived at the optition's looking like that, A kind young woman helped to brush me down When things like this happen, I consider them answers to prayerful wishes. MLB |
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And answers to a rather light pocket, But maybe your right, I often wished I
could get him oneof those. Jean.P. m. L. Briggs wrote in message ... On Sat, 01 May 2004 12:49:28 GMT, "JP Hobbs" jphobbsREMOVE THIS @dodo.com.au wrote: Yesterday as I was on my way to the optition's,{ my eyes are ready for new glasses nowafter the operations} I took my garbage to drop it in the bin on my way. I opened a bin and lo and behold, someone had thrown out one of those cat things with the bottom floors square with a hole to go in and lay downthen a scratching post and on that a flat piece to sit and take the sun on. all covered in imitation leopard skin material, not a thing wrong in fact looking almost new. I quckly backtracked and shoved it inside my spare bedroom door so Wilson couldn't get at it till it was cleaned, then carried on to my app;and guess who arrived at the shopping centre looking like the scarecrow out of oz, If I hadn't gone into the Ladies to wash my hands I would have arrived at the optition's looking like that, A kind young woman helped to brush me down When things like this happen, I consider them answers to prayerful wishes. MLB |
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"JP Hobbs" jphobbsREMOVE THIS @dodo.com.au wrote And answers to a rather light pocket, But maybe your right, I often wished I could get him oneof those. Jean.P. How nice that you found it, and that Wilson accepted it so quickly. Some cat's loss was Wilson's gain. -- Marina, Frank and Nikki Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki |
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"JP Hobbs" jphobbsREMOVE THIS @dodo.com.au wrote And answers to a rather light pocket, But maybe your right, I often wished I could get him oneof those. Jean.P. How nice that you found it, and that Wilson accepted it so quickly. Some cat's loss was Wilson's gain. -- Marina, Frank and Nikki Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki |
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