Keeping cat on patio

| I wanted you to know bewtifulfreak that I really appreciate your common
| sense. Trying to carry on a intelligent conversation with Bob is not
| possible. But thanks for trying!
|
| Thank you, Mogie, that means a lot to me. I realized that right from the
| start, and intend to stop trying. I usually do okay at ignoring people like
| that - and plonking him will make it that much easier - but when people
| can't disagree without making personal attacks, it just seems to bring out
| the avenging angel in me, LOL! But clearly, Bob is not into common sense,
| and nothing I can say will stop him making his unmitigated judgements about
| the allegedy sickness, selfishness, or cruelty of all you wonderful folks in
| the group. Like Dear Abby (or was it Ann Landers?) once said, trying to
| reason with an alcoholic is like trying to blow out a lightbulb, and trying
| to discuss anything with Bob is exactly the same!
|
| Ann

As a further note in trying to reason with Bob.....I read a quote today that I think fits
him perfectly and thought that I would share it will all who are interested.

"How much easier it is to be critical, than to be correct." ... Benjamin Disraeli

In the debate on whether or not to keep a cat strictly indoors, or let it have some
outdoor freedom, there really is no "right" or "wrong." I feel that the cats will let the
slaves know if they are unhappy. As long as the cats are fed, loved, happy and healthy,
the slave should have the right to chose what is "good" for their cat.

In rural areas, with fewer dangers...let your cats have some freedom. In the city,
wrought with every kind of evil you can imagine, use your best judgement...and let your
kitties always be your guides in what that decision is.
--
Hugs,
Lynn


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