SHE'S HOME!

wrote:
HOORAY!!! Boy, does this sound familiar! You've gotta watch cats
around open garage and shed doors - they slip in and nobody notices.

So glad she's OK! Make sure she gets plenty of liquid, too, with all
this heat.

Very familiar! I thought Lily was lucky that she was trapped for only
a couple of days, but you're right - it can be dangerous! In my
experience, sheds get hotter than garages in the summer.

Oh thank goodness! YOu were my first stop this morning to see if she was
back!

"Helen Miles" wrote in message
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Looking a bit scruffy and covered in cobwebs, it seems that she was
helping my next door but one neighbour, Owen, clear out his shed on
Sunday. He shut the door when he finished and forgot to check if she was
there because he thought he saw her come home.

I saw him on his way to work this morning, asked if he had seen her and
we went and checked his shed together. Guess who should appear! She's
not really any the worse for wear, although a bit hungry.

Thanks for the purrs and good thoughts.

Helen M



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Helen Miles wrote:
Looking a bit scruffy and covered in cobwebs, it seems that she was
helping my next door but one neighbour, Owen, clear out his shed on
Sunday. He shut the door when he finished and forgot to check if she was
there because he thought he saw her come home.

I saw him on his way to work this morning, asked if he had seen her and
we went and checked his shed together. Guess who should appear! She's
not really any the worse for wear, although a bit hungry.

Thanks for the purrs and good thoughts.

Wonderful news, Helen. We were thinking of you though I didn't manage to
reply to your purr request.

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Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/
and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki

On Tue, 25 Jul 2006 07:55:42 +0000 (UTC), "Helen Miles"
yodeled:

Looking a bit scruffy and covered in cobwebs, it seems that she was
helping my next door but one neighbour, Owen, clear out his shed on
Sunday. He shut the door when he finished and forgot to check if she was
there because he thought he saw her come home.

I saw him on his way to work this morning, asked if he had seen her and
we went and checked his shed together. Guess who should appear! She's
not really any the worse for wear, although a bit hungry.

Thanks for the purrs and good thoughts.

Helen M


Oh, what a relief!

Theresa
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Make Levees, Not War

"Helen Miles" wrote in message
news:193de398462b86cfb12840595c877b23.76411@mygate .mailgate.org...
Looking a bit scruffy and covered in cobwebs, it seems that she was
helping my next door but one neighbour, Owen, clear out his shed on
Sunday. He shut the door when he finished and forgot to check if she was
there because he thought he saw her come home.

I saw him on his way to work this morning, asked if he had seen her and
we went and checked his shed together. Guess who should appear! She's
not really any the worse for wear, although a bit hungry.

Thanks for the purrs and good thoughts.

No problem. That is one of Jakes favorite pass times. If it had been
Molly, the neighbor would likely not have spotted her even if he checked.
She really likes checking out those dark corners. And since she is busy
being an invisible tiger, keeps very still.

Jo

Helen Miles wrote:
Looking a bit scruffy and covered in cobwebs, it seems that she was
helping my next door but one neighbour, Owen, clear out his shed on
Sunday. He shut the door when he finished and forgot to check if she was
there because he thought he saw her come home.

I saw him on his way to work this morning, asked if he had seen her and
we went and checked his shed together. Guess who should appear! She's
not really any the worse for wear, although a bit hungry.

Thanks for the purrs and good thoughts.

Helen M

CONGRATULATIONS! Hey, you should tell your story. Try our the google blog http://www.whydoesmycatdothat.blogspot.com Let people know what you have learned about and from your experience. I'm glad you have your friend back.
RB


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aw, poor little sweetie butt! So glad she got found. We were worried.

Lily (USA) and her mama

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Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time
"Helen Miles" wrote in message
news:193de398462b86cfb12840595c877b23.76411@mygate .mailgate.org...
Looking a bit scruffy and covered in cobwebs, it seems that she was
helping my next door but one neighbour, Owen, clear out his shed on
Sunday. He shut the door when he finished and forgot to check if she was
there because he thought he saw her come home.

I saw him on his way to work this morning, asked if he had seen her and
we went and checked his shed together. Guess who should appear! She's
not really any the worse for wear, although a bit hungry.

Thanks for the purrs and good thoughts.

Helen M



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On 2006-07-25, Helen Miles penned:
She's not really any the worse for wear, although a bit hungry.

Phew. So glad she's all right.

--
monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

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"Helen Miles" wrote in message
news:193de398462b86cfb12840595c877b23.76411@mygate .mailgate.org...
Looking a bit scruffy and covered in cobwebs, it seems that she was
helping my next door but one neighbour, Owen, clear out his shed on
Sunday. He shut the door when he finished and forgot to check if she was
there because he thought he saw her come home.

I saw him on his way to work this morning, asked if he had seen her and
we went and checked his shed together. Guess who should appear! She's
not really any the worse for wear, although a bit hungry.


MISS LILY WHISKERS! YOU'RE HOME! NOW I CAN VISIT YOU AND MEET GERTIE THE
FERRET. I WAS SO WORRIED AND MISSEDED YOU SO MUCH.

YOUR WINKWINK BOYCAT
QUI GUN KIT

I'm so glad you're home Lily. Qui Gun was driving us nuts with his pacing
and crying for you. I bet your worried meowmie is having a hard time
deciding whether to hug you or scold you.

Pam S.

"Exocat" wrote:
"Adrian A" wrote

Were you having problems with pipex?


Only in that I've left them, they were offering new customers much
better deals & services than us existing ones which annoyed me (on
faster packages they also now charge extra for NG access & bandwidth) so
I quit. After a brief sojourn with NDO/namesco who had limited NG cover
I'm moving to an ISP close to my heart GreenISP who've planted, or
rather will plant, a broadleafed native tree for my signup. They have no
NG access but a red-hot BBand Max package so I'm having to learn
aioe.org & their little ways.

I'm also interested in recommendations for binaries NG access so I can
see the "animals" again - anyone?

Purrs
Gordon & the FF

PS Still delighted Lily is home & we're still purring for everyone who
needs them

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