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badwilson wrote:
Aaaawww! Thank you! You and your other half are so sweet :-) Vino is our adorable baby too, our substitute child. I've looked at pics of Gizmo too and he's a sweetie! Yeah, I'm 31 actually and my mom gave me some pretty odd lectures while she was here. Got mad at me for letting Vino lick spaghetti sauce off my plate after I was done. I said I was done and the plate was going to get washed, but she said that now I couldn't eat off the plate anymore. I told her it was my plate, in my house and if it bothered her she should mark that particular plate and make sure that she herself doesn't use it again during her visit. Humph! Imagine, not wanting to eat off a plate that Vino licked! We ordered pizza tonight and Hobbes as usual had to smell what we were eating to see if he wanted any. He decided to lick the sauce off the top of my slice but didn't want more than a few licks. I will admit I paused and considered where his tongue might have been last, remembered he's to fluffy to clean his backside and went ahead and ate the pizza that he had licked. Try that the next time your mother comes to visit. Julie |
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I'm so glad to hear you are an optimist, Britta, since I see problems
everywhere in front of me. I still think you and Dennis were very brave to take Vino on such a long trip all the way to Thailand - and it all worked out well. Best wishes, -- Polonca & Soncek "badwilson" wrote in message ... snipI'm always such an optimist, it drives even Dennis crazy ;-) -- Britta Check out pictures of Vino at: http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on Vino and "friends" album |
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LOL! Britta, I can only take my mom in small doses, too. It seemed to be
particularly worse when she would come visit me rather than the other way around; she critiqued my house, my way of doing things, etc. till I was ready to scream. I hope I don't do this to my kids when I'm older! Christine "badwilson" wrote in message ... Aaaawww! Thank you! You and your other half are so sweet :-) Vino is our adorable baby too, our substitute child. I've looked at pics of Gizmo too and he's a sweetie! Yeah, I'm 31 actually and my mom gave me some pretty odd lectures while she was here. Got mad at me for letting Vino lick spaghetti sauce off my plate after I was done. I said I was done and the plate was going to get washed, but she said that now I couldn't eat off the plate anymore. I told her it was my plate, in my house and if it bothered her she should mark that particular plate and make sure that she herself doesn't use it again during her visit. Humph! Imagine, not wanting to eat off a plate that Vino licked! -- Britta Check out pictures of Vino at: http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on Vino and "friends" album "Gizela" u wrote in message ... When I read your post I was trying to remember what Vino looked like.....then I saw the piccies.....he is that gorgeous looking ginger fellow!! Even my other half agreed that he is gorgeous and the only cat he likes is Gizmo (my adorable baby). I know about the guilt thing. Mum lives 45 minutes away and even though I am 30 (boo hoo) she makes me feel like a 12 year old sometimes. I'm *almost* at the stage now that I can ignore it/brush it off, most of the time anyway. I don't think I could cope with her living with me though....for any length of time!!! Purrrs that you get back to "normal" (whatever that means to you) soon. -- Purrs to all Angela and Gizmo "badwilson" wrote in message ... Hi all, Sorry I've been absent so much lately. My mom was here for a month visiting. She spent a week here at the house with me and Dennis and then we all went to Chiang Mai together. Dennis had to go back to work in Burma on Sept. 7th, and after that my mom hung out at home with me for another week and then we went to Krabi for a week. Now, seeing my mom again was really nice...for the first couple of days. Then things began to get more difficult. Dennis and I just find her to be very negative and miserable and it began to get me down. I started getting splitting headaches, grinding my teeth at night and psoriasis :-( Naturally, I was racked with guilt over these not-so-nice thoughts I was having about her. But what can I do? I just think that we have a much better relationship by email. I am relieved that she's gone home now. For the past week, since she left, I have been hibernating alone, trying to get over this whole visit thing. I am starting to feel better. I've caught up on all the posts from the group and am looking forward to participating more from now on. Dennis will be in Burma until October 20th and I miss him dearly, but for now I'm still revelling in being able to be *alone*. Hugs and purrs to everyone and their furry masters. -- Britta Check out pictures of Vino at: http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on Vino and "friends" album |
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Welcome back Britta! Give that handsome Vino a scritch for me. This thread
reminded me of that funny video in which a guy is reading the paper and eating his breakfast cereal, while his cat grooms himself on the table right next to the bowl. Every time the guy would start reading the paper, the cat would dip his paw in the bowl to scoop up some milk... it was funny! -- Victor M. Martinez http://www.che.utexas.edu/~martiv |
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"Jo Firey" had some very interesting things to
say about Whew! I'm (almost) recovered.: I've raised two daughters and three grandsons. The process has involved shall we say many indelicate situations. It would be silly at this point to worry about fully sharing my house with my fur babies wouldn't it? Litter trained and self cleaning is a major improvement in my mind. As adorable as barekittens are, you do have a point here :-) [and I've changed a fair number of diapers for someone with no two-legged children of her own :-)]. -- Seanette Blaylock "You attribute perfect rationality to the whole of humanity, which has to be one of the most misguided assumptions ever." - Alan Krueger in NANAE [make obvious correction to address to send e-mail] |
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