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September 14th 04, 11:37 PM
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Buster knows when he's needed
Mark Edwards wrote in message ... Normally, Buster doesn't want to come inside until late in the afternoon, and will only sometimes stay in for the night. When he does come in, he first just approaches the door, and lays on the concrete about six feet from the door, or lies on the airconditioner. Well, today, I am out sick - the result of some bad chicken I picked up last night, I think. When I got up this morning, Buster was not only right at the door, but he was actually meowingto be let in. When I opened the door, he had me pick him up, whereupon he started purring for me. When I went back to bed, he took up a nursing position (as opposed to sitting on top of me - grin), as did Little Feet. Instead of wanting to go back outside after a couple of hours, Buster has stayed inside with me all day. I am so lucky to have such good nurses. Hugs and Purrs, Mark He certainly senses his Hoomin is not feeling in need of company and comfort, and who better to give it than him? What good cats he and Little Feet are! Melissa 
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September 14th 04, 11:37 PM
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Mark Edwards wrote in message ... Normally, Buster doesn't want to come inside until late in the afternoon, and will only sometimes stay in for the night. When he does come in, he first just approaches the door, and lays on the concrete about six feet from the door, or lies on the airconditioner. Well, today, I am out sick - the result of some bad chicken I picked up last night, I think. When I got up this morning, Buster was not only right at the door, but he was actually meowingto be let in. When I opened the door, he had me pick him up, whereupon he started purring for me. When I went back to bed, he took up a nursing position (as opposed to sitting on top of me - grin), as did Little Feet. Instead of wanting to go back outside after a couple of hours, Buster has stayed inside with me all day. I am so lucky to have such good nurses. Hugs and Purrs, Mark He certainly senses his Hoomin is not feeling in need of company and comfort, and who better to give it than him? What good cats he and Little Feet are! Melissa
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September 14th 04, 11:37 PM
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Mark Edwards wrote in message ... Normally, Buster doesn't want to come inside until late in the afternoon, and will only sometimes stay in for the night. When he does come in, he first just approaches the door, and lays on the concrete about six feet from the door, or lies on the airconditioner. Well, today, I am out sick - the result of some bad chicken I picked up last night, I think. When I got up this morning, Buster was not only right at the door, but he was actually meowingto be let in. When I opened the door, he had me pick him up, whereupon he started purring for me. When I went back to bed, he took up a nursing position (as opposed to sitting on top of me - grin), as did Little Feet. Instead of wanting to go back outside after a couple of hours, Buster has stayed inside with me all day. I am so lucky to have such good nurses. Hugs and Purrs, Mark He certainly senses his Hoomin is not feeling in need of company and comfort, and who better to give it than him? What good cats he and Little Feet are! Melissa
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September 15th 04, 12:20 AM
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Awwww! Sorry you're ill, Mark -- purrs to get well soonest!
Christine "Mark Edwards" wrote in message ... Normally, Buster doesn't want to come inside until late in the afternoon, and will only sometimes stay in for the night. When he does come in, he first just approaches the door, and lays on the concrete about six feet from the door, or lies on the airconditioner. Well, today, I am out sick - the result of some bad chicken I picked up last night, I think. When I got up this morning, Buster was not only right at the door, but he was actually meowingto be let in. When I opened the door, he had me pick him up, whereupon he started purring for me. When I went back to bed, he took up a nursing position (as opposed to sitting on top of me - grin), as did Little Feet. Instead of wanting to go back outside after a couple of hours, Buster has stayed inside with me all day. I am so lucky to have such good nurses. Hugs and Purrs, Mark
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September 15th 04, 12:20 AM
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Awwww! Sorry you're ill, Mark -- purrs to get well soonest!
Christine "Mark Edwards" wrote in message ... Normally, Buster doesn't want to come inside until late in the afternoon, and will only sometimes stay in for the night. When he does come in, he first just approaches the door, and lays on the concrete about six feet from the door, or lies on the airconditioner. Well, today, I am out sick - the result of some bad chicken I picked up last night, I think. When I got up this morning, Buster was not only right at the door, but he was actually meowingto be let in. When I opened the door, he had me pick him up, whereupon he started purring for me. When I went back to bed, he took up a nursing position (as opposed to sitting on top of me - grin), as did Little Feet. Instead of wanting to go back outside after a couple of hours, Buster has stayed inside with me all day. I am so lucky to have such good nurses. Hugs and Purrs, Mark
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September 15th 04, 12:20 AM
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Awwww! Sorry you're ill, Mark -- purrs to get well soonest!
Christine "Mark Edwards" wrote in message ... Normally, Buster doesn't want to come inside until late in the afternoon, and will only sometimes stay in for the night. When he does come in, he first just approaches the door, and lays on the concrete about six feet from the door, or lies on the airconditioner. Well, today, I am out sick - the result of some bad chicken I picked up last night, I think. When I got up this morning, Buster was not only right at the door, but he was actually meowingto be let in. When I opened the door, he had me pick him up, whereupon he started purring for me. When I went back to bed, he took up a nursing position (as opposed to sitting on top of me - grin), as did Little Feet. Instead of wanting to go back outside after a couple of hours, Buster has stayed inside with me all day. I am so lucky to have such good nurses. Hugs and Purrs, Mark
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September 15th 04, 08:43 AM
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"Melissa Houle" wrote in message ...
Mark Edwards wrote in message ... Normally, Buster doesn't want to come inside until late in the afternoon, and will only sometimes stay in for the night. When he does come in, he first just approaches the door, and lays on the concrete about six feet from the door, or lies on the airconditioner. Well, today, I am out sick - the result of some bad chicken I picked up last night, I think. When I got up this morning, Buster was not only right at the door, but he was actually meowingto be let in. When I opened the door, he had me pick him up, whereupon he started purring for me. When I went back to bed, he took up a nursing position (as opposed to sitting on top of me - grin), as did Little Feet. Instead of wanting to go back outside after a couple of hours, Buster has stayed inside with me all day. I am so lucky to have such good nurses. Hugs and Purrs, Mark He certainly senses his Hoomin is not feeling in need of company and comfort, and who better to give it than him? What good cats he and Little Feet are! Melissa (Piggybacking because didn't get original) Awwww, please give that hardworking kitty a scritch for me. Purrs that you feel better soon! ------ Krista
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September 15th 04, 08:43 AM
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"Melissa Houle" wrote in message ...
Mark Edwards wrote in message ... Normally, Buster doesn't want to come inside until late in the afternoon, and will only sometimes stay in for the night. When he does come in, he first just approaches the door, and lays on the concrete about six feet from the door, or lies on the airconditioner. Well, today, I am out sick - the result of some bad chicken I picked up last night, I think. When I got up this morning, Buster was not only right at the door, but he was actually meowingto be let in. When I opened the door, he had me pick him up, whereupon he started purring for me. When I went back to bed, he took up a nursing position (as opposed to sitting on top of me - grin), as did Little Feet. Instead of wanting to go back outside after a couple of hours, Buster has stayed inside with me all day. I am so lucky to have such good nurses. Hugs and Purrs, Mark He certainly senses his Hoomin is not feeling in need of company and comfort, and who better to give it than him? What good cats he and Little Feet are! Melissa (Piggybacking because didn't get original) Awwww, please give that hardworking kitty a scritch for me. Purrs that you feel better soon! ------ Krista
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September 15th 04, 08:43 AM
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"Melissa Houle" wrote in message ...
Mark Edwards wrote in message ... Normally, Buster doesn't want to come inside until late in the afternoon, and will only sometimes stay in for the night. When he does come in, he first just approaches the door, and lays on the concrete about six feet from the door, or lies on the airconditioner. Well, today, I am out sick - the result of some bad chicken I picked up last night, I think. When I got up this morning, Buster was not only right at the door, but he was actually meowingto be let in. When I opened the door, he had me pick him up, whereupon he started purring for me. When I went back to bed, he took up a nursing position (as opposed to sitting on top of me - grin), as did Little Feet. Instead of wanting to go back outside after a couple of hours, Buster has stayed inside with me all day. I am so lucky to have such good nurses. Hugs and Purrs, Mark He certainly senses his Hoomin is not feeling in need of company and comfort, and who better to give it than him? What good cats he and Little Feet are! Melissa (Piggybacking because didn't get original) Awwww, please give that hardworking kitty a scritch for me. Purrs that you feel better soon! ------ Krista
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September 15th 04, 05:59 PM
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In article , Mark Edwards wrote: I am so lucky to have such good nurses. Hugs and Purrs, Mark Yes you are, hope you're better soon. Suz Macmoosette Thank Heavens There's Only One =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= Waiting for inspiration. Please hold while I contemplate my navel. |\__/| (=':'=) (")_(")
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