Red Dot Greeblings (Oliver's Story)

"Margaret Fine" wrote in message
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So I am on my own except for the good wishes of all my friends near and
far.

Oliver T. Fine
--
Margaret Fine


Oh no, Oliver! I have the red dot greeblings at my house too. This must be
the start of a massive invasion!!

Hugs,

Sammy (meowmy CatNipped is typing for me)

"Margaret Fine" wrote in message
hlink.net...

So I am on my own except for the good wishes of all my friends near and
far.

Oliver T. Fine
--
Margaret Fine


Oh no, Oliver! I have the red dot greeblings at my house too. This must be
the start of a massive invasion!!

Hugs,

Sammy (meowmy CatNipped is typing for me)

"Margaret Fine" wrote in message
hlink.net...

So I am on my own except for the good wishes of all my friends near and
far.

Oliver T. Fine
--
Margaret Fine


Oh no, Oliver! I have the red dot greeblings at my house too. This must be
the start of a massive invasion!!

Hugs,

Sammy (meowmy CatNipped is typing for me)

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On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 21:20:09 GMT, Margaret Fine
wrote:

Hello friends near and far and a special hello to my adopted Mama,
Nikki, in Findland. Forgive me for not sending in a story by the
September 1st deadline but, you see, something horrible has
happened.

My home has been infested with red dot greeblings.

Some of you may know these elusive, formidable foes. They appear
out of nowhere, floating near the wall or the on the floor. They
can disappear and reappear in the swish of a tail. And they have
the strange ability to make hoomins laugh especially when the
situation is at its most dire.


I bought a laser pointer a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately, it
only served as a cat toy for the first few minutes, as Cinders soon
figured out that there was nothing catchable about the red dot, and
would watch me rather than the dot.

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"Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better
than not to think at all." -- Hypatia of Alexandria

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On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 21:20:09 GMT, Margaret Fine
wrote:

Hello friends near and far and a special hello to my adopted Mama,
Nikki, in Findland. Forgive me for not sending in a story by the
September 1st deadline but, you see, something horrible has
happened.

My home has been infested with red dot greeblings.

Some of you may know these elusive, formidable foes. They appear
out of nowhere, floating near the wall or the on the floor. They
can disappear and reappear in the swish of a tail. And they have
the strange ability to make hoomins laugh especially when the
situation is at its most dire.


I bought a laser pointer a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately, it
only served as a cat toy for the first few minutes, as Cinders soon
figured out that there was nothing catchable about the red dot, and
would watch me rather than the dot.

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--
John F. Eldredge --
PGP key available from http://pgp.mit.edu
"Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better
than not to think at all." -- Hypatia of Alexandria

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On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 21:20:09 GMT, Margaret Fine
wrote:

Hello friends near and far and a special hello to my adopted Mama,
Nikki, in Findland. Forgive me for not sending in a story by the
September 1st deadline but, you see, something horrible has
happened.

My home has been infested with red dot greeblings.

Some of you may know these elusive, formidable foes. They appear
out of nowhere, floating near the wall or the on the floor. They
can disappear and reappear in the swish of a tail. And they have
the strange ability to make hoomins laugh especially when the
situation is at its most dire.


I bought a laser pointer a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately, it
only served as a cat toy for the first few minutes, as Cinders soon
figured out that there was nothing catchable about the red dot, and
would watch me rather than the dot.

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--
John F. Eldredge --
PGP key available from http://pgp.mit.edu
"Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better
than not to think at all." -- Hypatia of Alexandria

John F. Eldredge wrote:

I bought a laser pointer a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately, it
only served as a cat toy for the first few minutes, as Cinders soon
figured out that there was nothing catchable about the red dot, and
would watch me rather than the dot.

And perhaps suppressing her laughter at the silly human.

Joyce

John F. Eldredge wrote:

I bought a laser pointer a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately, it
only served as a cat toy for the first few minutes, as Cinders soon
figured out that there was nothing catchable about the red dot, and
would watch me rather than the dot.

And perhaps suppressing her laughter at the silly human.

Joyce

John F. Eldredge wrote:

I bought a laser pointer a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately, it
only served as a cat toy for the first few minutes, as Cinders soon
figured out that there was nothing catchable about the red dot, and
would watch me rather than the dot.

And perhaps suppressing her laughter at the silly human.

Joyce

On Wed, 08 Sep, Oliver wrote:

Hello friends near and far and a special hello to my adopted Mama,
Nikki, in Findland. Forgive me for not sending in a story by the
September 1st deadline but, you see, something horrible has happened.

My home has been infested with red dot greeblings.
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So I am on my own except for the good wishes of all my friends near and far.

Oliver T. Fine

Dear Oliver,

My home occasionally becomes infested with these invaders too. Daddy
O J and Meowmie Lynda don't seem to be able to do anything about them,
but fortunately Roxy and I take care of them. You'd think that the
other cats here would pitch in and help, but they just ignore this
menace. I think they should be ashamed to call themselves cats.

Regards and Purrs,
Sumo