Better news fur Diana & Ryan

I haven't had any complaints so far. :-)

Anti Heather

On Apr 4, 9:54*am, "Stormmee" wrote:
kule, ... goes and wakes mattie anna Barbie,... wuuld you wants life wif diz
woman... Trudi... the wrote in message

...
I'm glad your meowmie feels better now that she knows it's me who's
taking them. *I'm going to start my saga and how I came to be owned by
so many cats. *Stay tuned!

Anti Heather

On Apr 3, 8:41 pm, "Stormmee" wrote:



Mine hoomin said onze herself, slow az her iz, figured owt it wuz
yourself,
her wuz happi fur da daina anna ryan... we still wantsa read how you iz
owned by so maini katz, da hoomin iz nozi we wantsa take notez ta make
sure
it duzint happin here, you wantz owrz two fozter kitteez, Trudi, da
wrote in message

...
On Mar 30, 8:16 pm, Fred Williams wrote:

Hihi Kitties,
OK,... I was ready early, on purpose, to take Diana to the foster
home
and I thought we'd spend some time together. I lay on the bed and
Diana came right to me and lay on my chest and then stomache and we
purred together for half an hour or more and said goodbye.
Then it went well getting her out of the house, except when I
forgot
the address and had to climb back up the stairs. Diana got a little
car sick but not too bad and the foster home where she is staying is
like cat heaven. She will be in a third floor loft they all the dance
studio which is nice and warm and Diana loves to be warm. It has
windows and places where she can watch all sorts of urban wildlife in
the trees around her. But of course she will be alone except for the
orange Tom downstairs, separated by a door for the time being.
It all went much more easily than I thought. I actually felt not
too
bad as I left her and drove home. They are good cat people and I can
tell they will be gentle with her, as she has become accustomed to.
Then I get home and there is an email telling me that an ex-rpcc
member
has a place for both Ryan and Diana!!! Wow! Downside it that it's
several hundred miles away, OK, can overcome that, AND it's with a cat
rescue person I've never heard of who has 43 cats already in her 2500
sq ft home. Hmmmmmm. Would this be a kindness for my two children? I
have talked to her by phone and she seems like a wonderful cat person
and is totally dedicated to these animals, but I don't know if it would
be wise. They get to be together, and really together with a lot of
other cats, and it might be nice for them or it might be like a three
ring circus.
What do kitties think? Is it a good deal?
Should I give the current solution a chance? I'm undecided yet,
and
advise from kitties here would be helpful.

--
Regards,
Fred, HC.
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

First of all, I'd like to apologize for the length of this post, but
I'd to let those of you who don't know me get to know me as far as who
I am and what I do. I think this is very important under the
circumstances.

Hi every kitty and hoomin! This is Anti Heather of DaRennieKidz. I'm
not really an ex rpcc'er, but since my ISP took newsgroups away, I've
not been able to visit nearly as often as I would like. As well, I
now volunteer, and am on the Board of Directors of Abbey Cat
Adoptions, which, as I'm sure you can understand, keeps me very busy.

The kitties and I do make it to rpcc for the Jellicle Ball. Kissa
(and her wedwink Ralph) would be very upset with me if I didn't make
time for Kissa to post, as they man the reception desk.

There seems to be some confusion as to what's going to be happening
here, and I'd like to clear things up, and I hope, ease everyone's
mind.

Although I do work with Abbey Cat Adoptions, Diana and Ryan will NOT
be entering the Abbey Cats program. Instead, I have offered to take
them, hopefully on a temporary basis, till Fred can get back on his
feet and come to get them.

I will NOT be asking him to sign a surrender document, which means
that they will still belong to him (or him to them) while they are
here. They will NOT be posted anywhere for adoption. Consider it
boarding free of charge or visiting. If at some point, Fred feels he
will be unable to reclaim them, we will deal with adoption at that
time.

I would like to thank Julie and Stacey for their very kind words; they
brought tears to my eyes.

Sylvia, I'm glad your mind is at ease, now you know they are coming to
me, not just to someone I know. I remember Dyna, and how she was my
Liddle Zoé Underfoot's dear friend and mentor. They had some
wonderful adventures together, and Dyna did a great job keeping her in
line. It comforts me to know they are at the Rainbow Bridge together,
no doubt stirring things up there.sniff :-)

Mosey/Kyla, I'd like to let you know that I am an experienced cat
woman (close to 30 years now). I know every single cat in my home,
and am aware when one of them isn't acting normal, and could possibly
be sick. I have knowledge of most of the common feline illnesses, am
an expert at medicating, and have experience in subq'ing should the
need arise. I keep a supply of some medications on hand, so if
someone gets sick, I can start them on the road to recovery right away
instead of waiting till they can see the vet, which as I'm sure you
know. can be very traumatizing for them. I've been with the same vet
for 24 years now, and trust him completely. He has enough confidence
in my knowledge, that I can call him for medications, or simply for
advice.

Diana and Ryan will not simply be thrown in with everyone else. They
will have a room to themselves at first, and will be introduced to the
others slowly; properly.

quote Notice your 'nose' when she opens the door. What does the air
smell like?

With 43 cats in the house (or shelter for that matter), it's bound to
smell of cat, although I have had people come to adopt tell me that
they'd never know there were so many here.

quote see if it's clean

You may not be able to eat off my floors, or sit down without getting
cat hair on your clothes, but I do what I can to keep my place as
clean as possible. I must admit though that my walls and windows
don't get washed as often as they should. Even those of you who have
only a few cats know that half an hour after you vacuum or sweep
floors, the cat hair has already started to accumulate again.

quote do they have a lot of cat toys, cat furniture

I have a variety of cat furniture in the house. The futon and chair
in the spare bedroom were purchased specifically for the cats. Our
furniture is their furniture! We have a floor to ceiling window in
the living room, and it's not uncommon, especially on a bright sunny
day, to have at least half of them lying somewhere in the living room
taking in the sun. As for cat toys, there are plenty around, some of
them handmade with love by me.

quote litterboxes?

Obviously there isn't one litterbox per cat, however, everyone shares
the ones that are here without any problems.. They are cleaned out
twice a day. Some are covered, some uncovered to keep everyone
happy.

quote Ask about feeding time

The cats here get wet food twice a day - once in the morning as soon
as I get up, and again at supper time. Crunchies are left down for
those who don't like wet food, as well as for snacking. They do not
eat grocery store food, but instead get to dine on such brands as
Wellness, Innova, California Natural and Eagle Pack. Crunchies are
California Natural. I do not have a plate for each cat, but serve
meals on stainless steel plates, with enough on each plate for them to
eat in shifts/at their leisure. That is their choice. Those who
don't come to meals, get them delivered to them wherever they are. I
am clearly their slave. :-)

I want to assure everyone that I fully understand that Fred placing
his "kids" in care. My cats, as well as my fosters receive the same
amount of love and attention.

For those of you worried that I might be a hoarder, I'd like to
explain how I managed to belong to so many cats, and how I acquired
them. I'll save that for another post, since this one is becoming
novel length. Stay tuned for more.

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the worst part are that both of these are great cats, Barbie is a shy little
thing and Mattie, is just going to be the lap fungus of the century, soft...
Hey hoomin you better go sumwhere elze ta talk... onlizt reazun i iz lettin
you talk iz kuz you might get deze xtra katz owta here, Tiger, tappin hizown
toez
wrote in message
...
I'm really glad everyone is more at ease now they know where Diana and
Ryan are going. Good luck finding someone to take your fosters. I
know how hard it is to find foster homes.

Heather

On Apr 4, 9:51 am, "Stormmee" wrote:
it took me a bit but i know they will be safe now, now if i could find
someone like you for my two fosters,...

Juzt so you catz now... I is almozt kompleteli nekid now, Mattie, the cat
in
the wrote in message

...
On Apr 3, 9:02 pm, "Stormmee" wrote:





have been reading and am thrilled its her, LeeFred Williams
wrote in message

news:LZKdnWDuGYsuZ2nanZ2dnUVZ_tOtnZ2d@vianet...

Fangu Stormee, (Lee). I appreciate the support. All my kitties
are
home now for the time being, and Diana and Ryan are going for an
extended vacashun to Anti Heather's. I had no trouble getting Diana
back. Any aprehensions were in my own head, but I was starting to be
worried. The people lookingafter her were furry happy tu know that I
had a good home for both of them lined up. I feel much better with the
current arrangements and I know they will have each other for support
and comfort as well as a very caring and loving hooman or two to luuk
after them.
Next to being at home with me, which is not possible for now, it's
the
best I, (and they), could hope for. Ryan is often bored here too, It
will actually be an improvement for him with more space, eventually,
and many other cats to interact with. He will not be socially starved
for stimulation and I expect he'll loose weight and be very happy
after
he settles in.

Fred.

On Thursday 03 April 2008 10:10, Stormmee wrote:

depends, if the rescue person is reputable, and if she can foster
them, then there is the possibility you could get them back, Lee
Fred Williams wrote in message
...
Hihi Kitties,
OK,... I was ready early, on purpose, to take Diana to the
foster
home
and I thought we'd spend some time together. I lay on the bed and
Diana came right to me and lay on my chest and then stomache and we
purred together for half an hour or more and said goodbye.
Then it went well getting her out of the house, except when I
forgot
the address and had to climb back up the stairs. Diana got a little
car sick but not too bad and the foster home where she is staying
is
like cat heaven. She will be in a third floor loft they all the
dance
studio which is nice and warm and Diana loves to be warm. It has
windows and places where she can watch all sorts of urban wildlife
in
the trees around her. But of course she will be alone except for
the
orange Tom downstairs, separated by a door for the time being.
It all went much more easily than I thought. I actually felt
not
too
bad as I left her and drove home. They are good cat people and I
can
tell they will be gentle with her, as she has become accustomed to.
Then I get home and there is an email telling me that an
ex-rpcc
member
has a place for both Ryan and Diana!!! Wow! Downside it that it's
several hundred miles away, OK, can overcome that, AND it's with a
cat rescue person I've never heard of who has 43 cats already in
her
2500
sq ft home. Hmmmmmm. Would this be a kindness for my two children?
I have talked to her by phone and she seems like a wonderful cat
person and is totally dedicated to these animals, but I don't know
if
it would
be wise. They get to be together, and really together with a lot of
other cats, and it might be nice for them or it might be like a
three
ring circus.
What do kitties think? Is it a good deal?
Should I give the current solution a chance? I'm undecided
yet,
and
advise from kitties here would be helpful.

--
Regards,
Fred, HC.
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html- Hide quoted text -

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I'm happy to hear that Lee. :-)

Heather- Hide quoted text -

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They sound like they have potential. I find it takes special people
to work with the shy one, but they do usually come around. It
sometimes takes a lot of time and patience, but in the end it's worth
it.

On Apr 4, 7:10*pm, "Stormmee" wrote:
the worst part are that both of these are great cats, Barbie is a shy little
thing and Mattie, is just going to be the lap fungus of the century, soft....
Hey hoomin you better go sumwhere elze ta talk... onlizt reazun i iz lettin
you talk iz kuz you might get deze xtra katz owta here, Tiger, tappin hizown
wrote in message

...
I'm really glad everyone is more at ease now they know where Diana and
Ryan are going. *Good luck finding someone to take your fosters. *I
know how hard it is to find foster homes.

Heather

On Apr 4, 9:51 am, "Stormmee" wrote:



it took me a bit but i know they will be safe now, now if i could find
someone like you for my two fosters,...

Juzt so you catz now... I is almozt kompleteli nekid now, Mattie, the cat
in
the wrote in message

...
On Apr 3, 9:02 pm, "Stormmee" wrote:

have been reading and am thrilled its her, LeeFred Williams
wrote in message

news:LZKdnWDuGYsuZ2nanZ2dnUVZ_tOtnZ2d@vianet...

Fangu Stormee, (Lee). I appreciate the support. All my kitties
are
home now for the time being, and Diana and Ryan are going for an
extended vacashun to Anti Heather's. I had no trouble getting Diana
back. Any aprehensions were in my own head, but I was starting to be
worried. The people lookingafter her were furry happy tu know that I
had a good home for both of them lined up. I feel much better with the
current arrangements and I know they will have each other for support
and comfort as well as a very caring and loving hooman or two to luuk
after them.
Next to being at home with me, which is not possible for now, it's
the
best I, (and they), could hope for. Ryan is often bored here too, It
will actually be an improvement for him with more space, eventually,
and many other cats to interact with. He will not be socially starved
for stimulation and I expect he'll loose weight and be very happy
after
he settles in.

Fred.

On Thursday 03 April 2008 10:10, Stormmee wrote:

depends, if the rescue person is reputable, and if she can foster
them, then there is the possibility you could get them back, Lee
Fred Williams wrote in message
...
Hihi Kitties,
OK,... I was ready early, on purpose, to take Diana to the
foster
home
and I thought we'd spend some time together. I lay on the bed and
Diana came right to me and lay on my chest and then stomache and we
purred together for half an hour or more and said goodbye.
Then it went well getting her out of the house, except when I
forgot
the address and had to climb back up the stairs. Diana got a little
car sick but not too bad and the foster home where she is staying
is
like cat heaven. She will be in a third floor loft they all the
dance
studio which is nice and warm and Diana loves to be warm. It has
windows and places where she can watch all sorts of urban wildlife
in
the trees around her. But of course she will be alone except for
the
orange Tom downstairs, separated by a door for the time being.
It all went much more easily than I thought. I actually felt
not
too
bad as I left her and drove home. They are good cat people and I
can
tell they will be gentle with her, as she has become accustomed to.
Then I get home and there is an email telling me that an
ex-rpcc
member
has a place for both Ryan and Diana!!! Wow! Downside it that it's
several hundred miles away, OK, can overcome that, AND it's with a
cat rescue person I've never heard of who has 43 cats already in
her
2500
sq ft home. Hmmmmmm. Would this be a kindness for my two children?
I have talked to her by phone and she seems like a wonderful cat
person and is totally dedicated to these animals, but I don't know
if
it would
be wise. They get to be together, and really together with a lot of
other cats, and it might be nice for them or it might be like a
three
ring circus.
What do kitties think? Is it a good deal?
Should I give the current solution a chance? I'm undecided
yet,
and
advise from kitties here would be helpful.

--
Regards,
Fred, HC.
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html- Hide quoted text -

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I'm happy to hear that Lee. :-)

Heather- Hide quoted text -

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mine hoomin says its gotta be a man hoomin az herself purfurz men hoominz
anna soft iz not willinta send furry wif hersef, Tiger
wrote in message
...
They sound like they have potential. I find it takes special people
to work with the shy one, but they do usually come around. It
sometimes takes a lot of time and patience, but in the end it's worth
it.

On Apr 4, 7:10 pm, "Stormmee" wrote:
the worst part are that both of these are great cats, Barbie is a shy
little
thing and Mattie, is just going to be the lap fungus of the century,
soft...
Hey hoomin you better go sumwhere elze ta talk... onlizt reazun i iz
lettin
you talk iz kuz you might get deze xtra katz owta here, Tiger, tappin
hizown
wrote in message

...
I'm really glad everyone is more at ease now they know where Diana and
Ryan are going. Good luck finding someone to take your fosters. I
know how hard it is to find foster homes.

Heather

On Apr 4, 9:51 am, "Stormmee" wrote:



it took me a bit but i know they will be safe now, now if i could find
someone like you for my two fosters,...

Juzt so you catz now... I is almozt kompleteli nekid now, Mattie, the
cat
in
the wrote in message

...
On Apr 3, 9:02 pm, "Stormmee" wrote:

have been reading and am thrilled its her, LeeFred Williams
wrote in message

news:LZKdnWDuGYsuZ2nanZ2dnUVZ_tOtnZ2d@vianet...

Fangu Stormee, (Lee). I appreciate the support. All my kitties
are
home now for the time being, and Diana and Ryan are going for an
extended vacashun to Anti Heather's. I had no trouble getting Diana
back. Any aprehensions were in my own head, but I was starting to be
worried. The people lookingafter her were furry happy tu know that I
had a good home for both of them lined up. I feel much better with
the
current arrangements and I know they will have each other for
support
and comfort as well as a very caring and loving hooman or two to
luuk
after them.
Next to being at home with me, which is not possible for now, it's
the
best I, (and they), could hope for. Ryan is often bored here too, It
will actually be an improvement for him with more space, eventually,
and many other cats to interact with. He will not be socially
starved
for stimulation and I expect he'll loose weight and be very happy
after
he settles in.

Fred.

On Thursday 03 April 2008 10:10, Stormmee wrote:

depends, if the rescue person is reputable, and if she can foster
them, then there is the possibility you could get them back, Lee
Fred Williams wrote in message
...
Hihi Kitties,
OK,... I was ready early, on purpose, to take Diana to the
foster
home
and I thought we'd spend some time together. I lay on the bed and
Diana came right to me and lay on my chest and then stomache and
we
purred together for half an hour or more and said goodbye.
Then it went well getting her out of the house, except when I
forgot
the address and had to climb back up the stairs. Diana got a
little
car sick but not too bad and the foster home where she is staying
is
like cat heaven. She will be in a third floor loft they all the
dance
studio which is nice and warm and Diana loves to be warm. It has
windows and places where she can watch all sorts of urban
wildlife
in
the trees around her. But of course she will be alone except for
the
orange Tom downstairs, separated by a door for the time being.
It all went much more easily than I thought. I actually felt
not
too
bad as I left her and drove home. They are good cat people and I
can
tell they will be gentle with her, as she has become accustomed
to.
Then I get home and there is an email telling me that an
ex-rpcc
member
has a place for both Ryan and Diana!!! Wow! Downside it that it's
several hundred miles away, OK, can overcome that, AND it's with
a
cat rescue person I've never heard of who has 43 cats already in
her
2500
sq ft home. Hmmmmmm. Would this be a kindness for my two
children?
I have talked to her by phone and she seems like a wonderful cat
person and is totally dedicated to these animals, but I don't
know
if
it would
be wise. They get to be together, and really together with a lot
of
other cats, and it might be nice for them or it might be like a
three
ring circus.
What do kitties think? Is it a good deal?
Should I give the current solution a chance? I'm undecided
yet,
and
advise from kitties here would be helpful.

--
Regards,
Fred, HC.
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html

--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html- Hide quoted
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I'm happy to hear that Lee. :-)

Heather- Hide quoted text -

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While the situation's still horrible (I *so* wish you weren't going
through all this, Fred), this solution is perfect.

Well done, everyone...Fred for sharing a very sad situation with the
group (that had to be hard), Julie for wracking your brains and making
things happen, and Heather...well, you're a gem among cat Aunties (and
your hubby's an awesome cat Uncle as well).

Melissa, still sad but smiling
--
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On Saturday 05 April 2008 09:27, The Clowder (South) wrote:

While the situation's still horrible (I *so* wish you weren't going
through all this, Fred), this solution is perfect.

Well done, everyone...Fred for sharing a very sad situation with the
group (that had to be hard), Julie for wracking your brains and making
things happen, and Heather...well, you're a gem among cat Aunties (and
your hubby's an awesome cat Uncle as well).

Melissa, still sad but smiling

Thanks Melissa, It's much better than it was a week ago now that I
don't have to worry so much about Diana and Ryan. They may miss me
some, but they are going to have each other and Ryan will not be so
bored as he's been in this apartment. He'll have lots of cats around
for social interaction, and since he did such a good job teaching
Cinnamon how to be a cat, (as Cinnamon grew up), I expect he'll handle
the cat social situations with intelligence and maturity.
I am occupied with packing for my move and making other arrangements.

Oh, there is just one thing. I'll be changing ISPs and I hope they
still provide access to the r.p.c.c newsgroup. If I disappear after
the 19th of this month, that might be the reason. I expect I can get
access through Google or something in that event, but my email should
remain the same, regardless. You should always be able to get my
contact information through the web site, below. Just go to the
resume.

--
Regards,
Fred
http://www.fredwilliams.ca

Mosey/Kyla, I'd like to let you know that I am an experienced cat
woman (close to 30 years now). I know every single cat in my home,
and am aware when one of them isn't acting normal, and could possibly
be sick. I have knowledge of most of the common feline illnesses, am
an expert at medicating, and have experience in subq'ing should the
need arise. I keep a supply of some medications on hand, so if
someone gets sick, I can start them on the road to recovery right away
instead of waiting till they can see the vet, which as I'm sure you
know. can be very traumatizing for them. I've been with the same vet
for 24 years now, and trust him completely. He has enough confidence
in my knowledge, that I can call him for medications, or simply for
advice.

Diana and Ryan will not simply be thrown in with everyone else. They
will have a room to themselves at first, and will be introduced to the
others slowly; properly.

quote Notice your 'nose' when she opens the door. What does the air
smell like?

With 43 cats in the house (or shelter for that matter), it's bound to
smell of cat, although I have had people come to adopt tell me that
they'd never know there were so many here.

quote see if it's clean

You may not be able to eat off my floors, or sit down without getting
cat hair on your clothes, but I do what I can to keep my place as
clean as possible. I must admit though that my walls and windows
don't get washed as often as they should. Even those of you who have
only a few cats know that half an hour after you vacuum or sweep
floors, the cat hair has already started to accumulate again.

quote do they have a lot of cat toys, cat furniture

I have a variety of cat furniture in the house. The futon and chair
in the spare bedroom were purchased specifically for the cats. Our
furniture is their furniture! We have a floor to ceiling window in
the living room, and it's not uncommon, especially on a bright sunny
day, to have at least half of them lying somewhere in the living room
taking in the sun. As for cat toys, there are plenty around, some of
them handmade with love by me.

quote litterboxes?

Obviously there isn't one litterbox per cat, however, everyone shares
the ones that are here without any problems.. They are cleaned out
twice a day. Some are covered, some uncovered to keep everyone
happy.

quote Ask about feeding time

The cats here get wet food twice a day - once in the morning as soon
as I get up, and again at supper time. Crunchies are left down for
those who don't like wet food, as well as for snacking. They do not
eat grocery store food, but instead get to dine on such brands as
Wellness, Innova, California Natural and Eagle Pack. Crunchies are
California Natural. I do not have a plate for each cat, but serve
meals on stainless steel plates, with enough on each plate for them to
eat in shifts/at their leisure. That is their choice. Those who
don't come to meals, get them delivered to them wherever they are. I
am clearly their slave. :-)

I want to assure everyone that I fully understand that Fred placing
his "kids" in care. My cats, as well as my fosters receive the same
amount of love and attention.

For those of you worried that I might be a hoarder, I'd like to
explain how I managed to belong to so many cats, and how I acquired
them. I'll save that for another post, since this one is becoming
novel length. Stay tuned for more.

Heather

Heather, thank you SO much for your sweet reply.
I meant no dis-respect when I posted that. Honest. I know Fred had some
mis-givings, but I now totally understand your love and wonderful care you
provide for your large clowder. You are a wonderful. knowledgeable,
woman,.
who takes so much time and love with each of them. You do a LOT odf work,
as I read in your above reply. Wow.
You need a metal of some sort
Knowing what I do about you, if I had to board my cats for any
length of time, I'd trust them with you But I live in Washington State.
I just feel SO bad for what Fred is goin through.
Even offered him a place here, which he politely declined.
You are so sweet and I can offer you love,prayers, purrs and Bright
Blessings
Bless your sweet heart
Hug
Kyla and Mosey

Me toooooo..
Meowmie is cryin wen she red dis frum Heather to me n Meowmie.
Heather sounds lik a wunnerful wommen hoomin an doze catz are sew lucky tew
hab hur fur to tak care uf. Bwess hur heart.
Wuv
Mosey
"Lucy"
Fangu! I love happy endings!

Julie


Will in New Haven wrote:
On Apr 1, 8:19 pm, Fred Williams wrote:
And while thamks are goin round, we mustn't furget anti-Julie
hoo
helped people get in touch. She was sew concerned wif us we kould feel
da luv. Fangu tuu, Julie.


Chorus: Fangu Anti--Julie

--
Uncl Bill typebitin fur efferybuddy

OK, Mattie, yoo kum wif myownself.

[Rebecca takes Mattie through the 'porter, and they emerge in Pitoonya's
Boutique.]

Dere iz a speshul sekshun fur balded kitteez. Look at awl deze koatz in awl
da kullerz dat kitteez kumz in. Yoo pik owt wun uv deze an itz yurz! Yoo
kan pik wun da same kuller as yurown furz, or yoo kan try a difurent
kuller -- itz up to yurownself. When yoo putz itself on, it juss lukz like
yoo haz furz agin! Which wun wud yoo like?

Rebecca

"Stormmee" wrote in message
...

Juzt so you catz now... I is almozt kompleteli nekid now, Mattie, the cat
in
the kloak

On Apr 4, 7:10*pm, "Stormmee" wrote:
the worst part are that both of these are great cats
gently shredded...
Tiger, tappin hizown toez

Soundz like you need a partnur, partnur...

--- Unca Fut Tappur ;-)