I'm Baaaack!

Hello Kitties,
Long time no see. So much has happened, sum gudgud and some
furry bad. I'ze living in Nova Scotia now and last June I rescued a
kitty I names Clawduis. He duzent meow, just prrrrums when he want to
talk. When he want to play he lets me know by clawing and biting me,
usually furry gently, but sumtimes less gently. Hence his name! I'ze
tryin to get him tu use verbal kommunications, but so fur, ni luck.
He's a beautiful Kitty and he'll be 2 years old sum time in May.
He's part tiger and part white in patches.
He looks like a male version of my former cat Diana, who I had to leave
with Heather when I left Ontario, along with her son Ryan and his friend
Cinnamon. Some of you may remember that time, 4 years ago.
This brings me to the sad news. I got an email frum Heather a
few days ago and she said that Ryan had been sick and she was going to
take him to the vet on Jan. 30th, but he didn't make it till then. You
know how heartbroken we feel when we loose a kitty. I felt that way and
I'm sure Heather feels it too. Ryan wanted so much to be with all the
other kitties at Heathers. When I took him there and was saying goodbye
he grabbed my hand gently with his paw and licked the back of my hand 5
times and then let it go. He was clearly saying thank-you. I had
raised him from a kitten and we loved each other, but it just goes to
show you how much he wanted to be at Heather's sanctuary with all the
other kitties he had visited before. He would have been about 9 years
old.
Heather, for those of you who know her, is not well herself and
has only sent me that one email. She is not at the computer often, she
said, and I' purrring fur her as well as fur Ryan's soul. There are so
many wonderful kitties at the bridge. I know too that Diana, his
mother, will be sad, as she was with him all his life and I asked
Heather to take special care of her. It hurts to be so far away from
them, and not able to help. I hope Heather will be alright and able to
look after all her pride/clowder.

Purrs from here go out to Cocoa, and Turtle as well as I've seen
the messages about them tuu. None of us is alone, and it helps me give
the best care I can to Clawdius while he is here.
My best wishes go out to you all. None of us knows how long we
have, but our hearts stay strong and we take with us who we have become
in this life, nothing else. Ryan became someone very beautiful and
intelligent. He'll do well, and I'll see him again.

--
Warmest Regards,
Fred Williams

Welcome back, Uncle Fred! The Feline Contingent -- Lilith Kitten Mahoney, Rosco P. Catrane, & Miss Tina Marie Mainecoon -- send their purrs. They would also like to know of Mr. Clawdius still owns you.

Bast Bless,
The Feline Contingent & Staff (Debby)

"Unclefred" wrote in message ...

Hello Kitties,
Long time no see. So much has happened, sum gudgud and some
furry bad. I'ze living in Nova Scotia now and last June I rescued a
kitty I names Clawduis. He duzent meow, just prrrrums when he want to
talk. When he want to play he lets me know by clawing and biting me,
usually furry gently, but sumtimes less gently. Hence his name! I'ze
tryin to get him tu use verbal kommunications, but so fur, ni luck.
He's a beautiful Kitty and he'll be 2 years old sum time in May.
He's part tiger and part white in patches.
He looks like a male version of my former cat Diana, who I had to leave
with Heather when I left Ontario, along with her son Ryan and his friend
Cinnamon. Some of you may remember that time, 4 years ago.
This brings me to the sad news. I got an email frum Heather a
few days ago and she said that Ryan had been sick and she was going to
take him to the vet on Jan. 30th, but he didn't make it till then. You
know how heartbroken we feel when we loose a kitty. I felt that way and
I'm sure Heather feels it too. Ryan wanted so much to be with all the
other kitties at Heathers. When I took him there and was saying goodbye
he grabbed my hand gently with his paw and licked the back of my hand 5
times and then let it go. He was clearly saying thank-you. I had
raised him from a kitten and we loved each other, but it just goes to
show you how much he wanted to be at Heather's sanctuary with all the
other kitties he had visited before. He would have been about 9 years
old.
Heather, for those of you who know her, is not well herself and
has only sent me that one email. She is not at the computer often, she
said, and I' purrring fur her as well as fur Ryan's soul. There are so
many wonderful kitties at the bridge. I know too that Diana, his
mother, will be sad, as she was with him all his life and I asked
Heather to take special care of her. It hurts to be so far away from
them, and not able to help. I hope Heather will be alright and able to
look after all her pride/clowder.

Purrs from here go out to Cocoa, and Turtle as well as I've seen
the messages about them tuu. None of us is alone, and it helps me give
the best care I can to Clawdius while he is here.
My best wishes go out to you all. None of us knows how long we
have, but our hearts stay strong and we take with us who we have become
in this life, nothing else. Ryan became someone very beautiful and
intelligent. He'll do well, and I'll see him again.

--
Warmest Regards,
Fred Williams

__________________________________________________ ________________________

Fred, that is all so sad.
I too hope things work out between you and Clawduis.
I also hope and pray Heather will get better.
If you talk to her again, would you please give her my love?
Best wishes to you.
Kyla

Debby Hanoka wrote:

Welcome back, Uncle Fred! The Feline Contingent -- Lilith Kitten
Mahoney, Rosco P. Catrane, & Miss Tina Marie Mainecoon -- send their
purrs. They would also like to know of Mr. Clawdius still owns you.

Bast Bless,
The Feline Contingent & Staff (Debby)

Yes indeed. He's curled up on the bed beside me right now, (I am
in the chair beside the bed). He is having his morning, after breakfast
nap. Being an "only cat" he gets bored and being young he wants to play
all the time. I can't give him the time he deserves. I have too much
going on, and I'm supposed to be writing a book, and teaching piano, as
well as a lot of Internet activities, some of them political. Poor
Clawdius is learning patience, unfortunately by necessity. But he's
well loved, which is more than he had before.
A d*g who was half Chihuahua used to fetch him by his head, which
reminded me ofthe poem "My Head a Tennisball is Not," by ... someone
from r.p.c.c. I'm sorry I can't remember who. I'm getting old, you
know. (:-)) Well 63 in April.
Nice to hear from you. I've gone and got access to Usenet again,
and I'm glad I did.

--
Regards,
Fred Williams

On 2/6/2013 9:51 PM, Unclefred wrote:
Hello Kitties,
Long time no see. So much has happened, sum gudgud and some
furry bad. I'ze living in Nova Scotia now and last June I rescued a
kitty I names Clawduis. He duzent meow, just prrrrums when he want to
talk. When he want to play he lets me know by clawing and biting me,
usually furry gently, but sumtimes less gently. Hence his name! I'ze
tryin to get him tu use verbal kommunications, but so fur, ni luck.
He's a beautiful Kitty and he'll be 2 years old sum time in May.
He's part tiger and part white in patches.
He looks like a male version of my former cat Diana, who I had to leave
with Heather when I left Ontario, along with her son Ryan and his friend
Cinnamon. Some of you may remember that time, 4 years ago.
This brings me to the sad news. I got an email frum Heather a
few days ago and she said that Ryan had been sick and she was going to
take him to the vet on Jan. 30th, but he didn't make it till then. You
know how heartbroken we feel when we loose a kitty. I felt that way and
I'm sure Heather feels it too. Ryan wanted so much to be with all the
other kitties at Heathers. When I took him there and was saying goodbye
he grabbed my hand gently with his paw and licked the back of my hand 5
times and then let it go. He was clearly saying thank-you. I had
raised him from a kitten and we loved each other, but it just goes to
show you how much he wanted to be at Heather's sanctuary with all the
other kitties he had visited before. He would have been about 9 years
old.
Heather, for those of you who know her, is not well herself and
has only sent me that one email. She is not at the computer often, she
said, and I' purrring fur her as well as fur Ryan's soul. There are so
many wonderful kitties at the bridge. I know too that Diana, his
mother, will be sad, as she was with him all his life and I asked
Heather to take special care of her. It hurts to be so far away from
them, and not able to help. I hope Heather will be alright and able to
look after all her pride/clowder.

Purrs from here go out to Cocoa, and Turtle as well as I've seen
the messages about them tuu. None of us is alone, and it helps me give
the best care I can to Clawdius while he is here.
My best wishes go out to you all. None of us knows how long we
have, but our hearts stay strong and we take with us who we have become
in this life, nothing else. Ryan became someone very beautiful and
intelligent. He'll do well, and I'll see him again.

Welcome back. It's good to see you have a new master.Purrs for Heather
to feel better and for all who loved Ryan.

I know how hard it is to loose one of our kitties. Cinnamon went to the
bridge right after the first of the year. She was 17 years old. Right
now I have two owners, Samwise and Lucy Lu.

Ann

Mosey=^ ..^= wrote:

Fred, that is all so sad.
I too hope things work out between you and Clawduis.
I also hope and pray Heather will get better.
If you talk to her again, would you please give her my love?
Best wishes to you.
Kyla

Yes I will. My only contact with her is email now. I have no
phone, and she doesn't get to the computer furry often. So I don't know
when that will be.

--
Regards,
Fred Williams

Welcome back, Unka Fred! It has been a long time.

It'z good to hear dat you has a new kitty master. Clawdius sounds quite a
kitty.

Harri Roadcat

ann791 wrote:

On 2/6/2013 9:51 PM, Unclefred wrote:
Hello Kitties,
Long time no see. So much has happened, sum gudgud and some
furry bad. I'ze living in Nova Scotia now and last June I rescued a
kitty I names Clawduis. He duzent meow, just prrrrums when he want
to
talk. When he want to play he lets me know by clawing and biting me,
usually furry gently, but sumtimes less gently. Hence his name!
I'ze tryin to get him tu use verbal kommunications, but so fur, ni
luck. He's a beautiful Kitty and he'll be 2 years old sum time in
May. He's part tiger and part white in patches.
He looks like a male version of my former cat Diana, who I had to
leave with Heather when I left Ontario, along with her son Ryan and
his friend
Cinnamon. Some of you may remember that time, 4 years ago.
This brings me to the sad news. I got an email frum Heather a
few days ago and she said that Ryan had been sick and she was going
to
take him to the vet on Jan. 30th, but he didn't make it till then.
You
know how heartbroken we feel when we loose a kitty. I felt that way
and
I'm sure Heather feels it too. Ryan wanted so much to be with all
the
other kitties at Heathers. When I took him there and was saying
goodbye he grabbed my hand gently with his paw and licked the back of
my hand 5
times and then let it go. He was clearly saying thank-you. I had
raised him from a kitten and we loved each other, but it just goes to
show you how much he wanted to be at Heather's sanctuary with all the
other kitties he had visited before. He would have been about 9
years old.
Heather, for those of you who know her, is not well herself and
has only sent me that one email. She is not at the computer often,
she
said, and I' purrring fur her as well as fur Ryan's soul. There are
so
many wonderful kitties at the bridge. I know too that Diana, his
mother, will be sad, as she was with him all his life and I asked
Heather to take special care of her. It hurts to be so far away from
them, and not able to help. I hope Heather will be alright and able
to look after all her pride/clowder.

Purrs from here go out to Cocoa, and Turtle as well as I've seen
the messages about them tuu. None of us is alone, and it helps me
give the best care I can to Clawdius while he is here.
My best wishes go out to you all. None of us knows how long we
have, but our hearts stay strong and we take with us who we have
become
in this life, nothing else. Ryan became someone very beautiful and
intelligent. He'll do well, and I'll see him again.

Welcome back. It's good to see you have a new master.Purrs for Heather
to feel better and for all who loved Ryan.

I know how hard it is to loose one of our kitties. Cinnamon went to
the
bridge right after the first of the year. She was 17 years old. Right
now I have two owners, Samwise and Lucy Lu.

Ann

Yes it's hard to loose them, but time heals everything and I know
I'll see him again at the Bridge. Sorry to hear about Cinnamon of your
house. Purrrrs allaround fur that.
I had a Cinnamon who went to Heathers with Ryan & Diana, and he
and Diana are still with her. That Cinnamon is a Maine Coon Cat and
just beautiful markings on him with green eyes. He is really something
to behold in the sunlight.
Smurgles to Samwise and Lucy lu.

--
Regards,
Fred Williams

Harri Roadcat wrote:

Welcome back, Unka Fred! It has been a long time.

It'z good to hear dat you has a new kitty master. Clawdius sounds
quite a kitty.

Harri Roadcat

Nice ta heer from you Harri. I remembfer when you were a road
kitty ana trucker. Are you still retired tu a house life now? Yu shud
haf yor hooman reely well trained by now. I hopwe youse been doing
well.
I'll tell Clawdius about yu and yu and he can talk sumtime. It's
nice tu be back.

--
Regards,
Fred

"Unclefred" wrote in message ...

Debby Hanoka wrote:

Welcome back, Uncle Fred! The Feline Contingent -- Lilith Kitten
Mahoney, Rosco P. Catrane, & Miss Tina Marie Mainecoon -- send their
purrs. They would also like to know of Mr. Clawdius still owns you.

Bast Bless,
The Feline Contingent & Staff (Debby)

Yes indeed. He's curled up on the bed beside me right now, (I am
in the chair beside the bed). He is having his morning, after breakfast
nap. Being an "only cat" he gets bored and being young he wants to play
all the time. I can't give him the time he deserves. I have too much
going on, and I'm supposed to be writing a book, and teaching piano, as
well as a lot of Internet activities, some of them political. Poor
Clawdius is learning patience, unfortunately by necessity. But he's
well loved, which is more than he had before.
A d*g who was half Chihuahua used to fetch him by his head, which
reminded me ofthe poem "My Head a Tennisball is Not," by ... someone
from r.p.c.c. I'm sorry I can't remember who. I'm getting old, you
know. (:-)) Well 63 in April.
Nice to hear from you. I've gone and got access to Usenet again,
and I'm glad I did.

--
Regards,
Fred Williams

__________________________________________________ _____________________

There are 4 of us cats here, me (Mosey) PookyKat, Sqweex and Pipps.
You MUST spend MORE time with poor Clawdius or he WILL feel neglected, and
you DON'T want that, do you?
Does he have ANY toys? Catnip?
YOU'RE getting old? HA! Our Mom will be 68 on April 15.

Regardz,
Mosey for his home