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Lisa Katt wrote:
Why not make it a European Catslaves meet? It is much too long since I
visited London.

The more the merrier! Everybody to London!!!

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It seems London is too far for a day-trip for many folks, but what about
an overnight trip? Perhaps some of the locals will volunteer to house
some of those travelling from afar? Just a thought.


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wrote:
Bristol's too far for me to do a day trip, if I spend more than 12
hours out of London I have to get the nurse to do Otis's shot, it's
like planning a military campaign just to have a long day out for me,
I'm dreading the next couple of weeks cos my 84 year old father is
having surgery and I want to look after my 81 year old mum while he's
in hospital but don't have the date yet and can't book the nurse til I
do but she's getting busy, bloody nightmare all round!

Purrs for your father's surgery to go smoothly.
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Adrian wrote:

wrote:
Bristol's too far for me to do a day trip, if I spend more than 12
hours out of London I have to get the nurse to do Otis's shot, it's
like planning a military campaign just to have a long day out for me,
I'm dreading the next couple of weeks cos my 84 year old father is
having surgery and I want to look after my 81 year old mum while he's
in hospital but don't have the date yet and can't book the nurse til I
do but she's getting busy, bloody nightmare all round!

Purrs for your father's surgery to go smoothly.
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Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
A House is not a home, without a cat.
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Thanks, he's having a cataract removed from one eye, the other one's
completely buggered because of glaucoma, he also has angina so they're
going to decide next week if he can have an anaesthetic or not. The
doctor also thinks he may have Parkinsons, although we haven't noticed
any symptoms, but the doctor (eye specialist) thinks he has. It's
strange cos my mums hands shake and my dad's don't. My mum is amazing,
she's suffered ill health for years but since my dad's eyesight started
to go, she's turned herself round and is so strong and independent now
she's like another person, very forgetful though and gets a bit
muddled, but doesn't seem to realise so that's OK! Regarding having
people to stay in London, I would be more than happy to put someone (or
a couple) up, so long as they're not allergic to cats, ha ha!

Victor Martinez wrote in message
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It seems London is too far for a day-trip for many folks, but what about
an overnight trip? Perhaps some of the locals will volunteer to house
some of those travelling from afar? Just a thought.


I'll try to make it. It certainly isn't a day trip from Preston, but I am
very tempted.

Jeanette

Unless something comes up between now and then, I'll endeavour to be
there

Kate.

Owned by Fudge, Caramel & Meg
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Put me down as possible! It should be okay depends if the Furballs let
me have a few hours off!

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

Lesley wrote:
Put me down as possible! It should be okay depends if the Furballs let
me have a few hours off!

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

You may have to grovel, oh, of course, you have to do that anyway. ;o)
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Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
A House is not a home, without a cat.
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