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Rosie has a forever home
Rosie went off to her forever home on Friday. I made a follow up phone
call this evening and was told Rosie was fast asleep in bed with the family's 7 year old daughter (seems like the hoomin training schedule is going to plan). Some time between leaving me and arriving at her new home Rosie went through a transformation and is now a lap fungus - with me she was never still for more than a few seconds, just long enough to be stroked once or for her to do a 'hit and run' on a passing foot/ankle. -- Shirley http://community.webshots.com/user/shirleycatuk |
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Rosie has a forever home
"Shirley" wrote:
Rosie went off to her forever home on Friday. I made a follow up phone call this evening and was told Rosie was fast asleep in bed with the family's 7 year old daughter (seems like the hoomin training schedule is going to plan). Some time between leaving me and arriving at her new home Rosie went through a transformation and is now a lap fungus - with me she was never still for more than a few seconds, just long enough to be stroked once or for her to do a 'hit and run' on a passing foot/ankle. That's funny. She sounded exhausting when you described her. Maybe she's feeling a little clingy from being adopted, or that might be her adult personality starting to peek through! At 7 years old, a child has just starting grade school, is starting to do a little homework, starting to take on a few responsibilities. Maybe the ideal age to be introduced to a companion who will be with her even into adulthood. |
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Rosie has a forever home
"Shirley" wrote in message ... Rosie went off to her forever home on Friday. I made a follow up phone call this evening and was told Rosie was fast asleep in bed with the family's 7 year old daughter (seems like the hoomin training schedule is going to plan). Some time between leaving me and arriving at her new home Rosie went through a transformation and is now a lap fungus - with me she was never still for more than a few seconds, just long enough to be stroked once or for her to do a 'hit and run' on a passing foot/ankle. -- Shirley http://community.webshots.com/user/shirleycatuk Hey, that's good news. Another one sorted eh? Jeanette |
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Rosie has a forever home
Shirley wrote:
Rosie went off to her forever home on Friday. I made a follow up phone call this evening and was told Rosie was fast asleep in bed with the family's 7 year old daughter (seems like the hoomin training schedule is going to plan). Some time between leaving me and arriving at her new home Rosie went through a transformation and is now a lap fungus - with me she was never still for more than a few seconds, just long enough to be stroked once or for her to do a 'hit and run' on a passing foot/ankle. It sounds like Rosie has found a wonderful home. g -- Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk |
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Rosie has a forever home
"Takayuki" wrote in message ... "Shirley" wrote: Rosie went off to her forever home on Friday. I made a follow up phone call this evening and was told Rosie was fast asleep in bed with the family's 7 year old daughter (seems like the hoomin training schedule is going to plan). Some time between leaving me and arriving at her new home Rosie went through a transformation and is now a lap fungus - with me she was never still for more than a few seconds, just long enough to be stroked once or for her to do a 'hit and run' on a passing foot/ankle. That's funny. She sounded exhausting when you described her. Maybe she's feeling a little clingy from being adopted, or that might be her adult personality starting to peek through! She was exhausting, imagine a kitten as the ball in a pinball machine and that was Rosie. :-) As she (Rosie) was found wandering the streets as a 6-8 week old kitten you have to wonder what her earlier life was like, maybe she didn't have toys and mousies to play with or people to cuddle/stroke her. At 7 years old, a child has just starting grade school, is starting to do a little homework, starting to take on a few responsibilities. Maybe the ideal age to be introduced to a companion who will be with her even into adulthood. My thoughts too. -- Shirley http://community.webshots.com/user/shirleycatuk |
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Rosie has a forever home
"Shirley" wrote in message ... Rosie went off to her forever home on Friday. I made a follow up phone call this evening and was told Rosie was fast asleep in bed with the family's 7 year old daughter (seems like the hoomin training schedule is going to plan). Some time between leaving me and arriving at her new home Rosie went through a transformation and is now a lap fungus - with me she was never still for more than a few seconds, just long enough to be stroked once or for her to do a 'hit and run' on a passing foot/ankle. Another successful fostering. Well done, Shirley. Tweed |
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Rosie has a forever home
On 2006-07-04, Shirley penned:
Rosie went off to her forever home on Friday. I made a follow up phone call this evening and was told Rosie was fast asleep in bed with the family's 7 year old daughter (seems like the hoomin training schedule is going to plan). Some time between leaving me and arriving at her new home Rosie went through a transformation and is now a lap fungus - with me she was never still for more than a few seconds, just long enough to be stroked once or for her to do a 'hit and run' on a passing foot/ankle. Yay! -- monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca |
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Rosie has a forever home
Shirley wrote:
Rosie went off to her forever home on Friday. I made a follow up phone call this evening and was told Rosie was fast asleep in bed with the family's 7 year old daughter (seems like the hoomin training schedule is going to plan). Some time between leaving me and arriving at her new home Rosie went through a transformation and is now a lap fungus - with me she was never still for more than a few seconds, just long enough to be stroked once or for her to do a 'hit and run' on a passing foot/ankle. Purrs that Rosie's foreverhome continues to work well for all concerned. -- Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe |
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Rosie has a forever home
Shirley wrote:
Rosie went off to her forever home on Friday. I made a follow up phone call this evening and was told Rosie was fast asleep in bed with the family's 7 year old daughter (seems like the hoomin training schedule is going to plan). Some time between leaving me and arriving at her new home Rosie went through a transformation and is now a lap fungus - with me she was never still for more than a few seconds, just long enough to be stroked once or for her to do a 'hit and run' on a passing foot/ankle. Sounds like a purr-fect onetruehome! Best wishes, Polonca and Soncek |
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