Tortie

I know that feeling -- going out for a walk and the sweetest cat in the
world tries to follow you home...

I think she's probably well-loved by someone. Maybe you'll next find a
scrawny, needy stray that wants you. You can take that one home.

Rhonda

Diane wrote:


I want that cat.

(She was plump and collared and identified, so I probably couldn't have
gotten away with walking off with her, plus Hodge might have protested.
I don't suppose they'd consider a trade? . . .

On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 03:13:39 +0000, Rhonda wrote:

I know that feeling -- going out for a walk and the sweetest cat in the
world tries to follow you home...

I think she's probably well-loved by someone. Maybe you'll next find a
scrawny, needy stray that wants you. You can take that one home.

Rhonda

Diane wrote:


I want that cat.

(She was plump and collared and identified, so I probably couldn't have
gotten away with walking off with her, plus Hodge might have protested.
I don't suppose they'd consider a trade? . . .


Paul Mccartney
Posting words of wisdom, let it go.
Paul Mccartney

Sorry, Rhonda,

I could not resist ;-)

maja,
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