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photos of my jessie puss
hopefuly this link works i have spent the afternoon uploading them to
a picasa website for you delectation. the model herself is back in her hammock relaxing. to me she is gorgeous! bookie http://picasaweb.google.com/bookerama/Jessie1207 fingers crossed |
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On Feb 22, 11:58 am, "bookie" wrote:
fingers crossed He's just splendid! Thanks for sharing Living large there aintcha bookie! Barry |
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On Feb 22, 11:58 am, "bookie" wrote:
hopefuly this link works i have spent the afternoon uploading them to a picasa website for you delectation. the model herself is back in her hammock relaxing. to me she is gorgeous! bookiehttp://picasaweb.google.com/bookerama/Jessie1207 fingers crossed -------- A total beautiful animal. (Aren't all cats beautiful? :-) Thank you for sharing her pictures. Best regards, ---Cindy S. |
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"bookie" wrote in message oups.com... hopefuly this link works i have spent the afternoon uploading them to a picasa website for you delectation. the model herself is back in her hammock relaxing. to me she is gorgeous! bookie http://picasaweb.google.com/bookerama/Jessie1207 She IS gorgeous! She makes me want a caramel sundae, she looks like she's put her nose down in one! |
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photos of my jessie puss
"bookie" wrote in message oups.com... hopefuly this link works i have spent the afternoon uploading them to a picasa website for you delectation. the model herself is back in her hammock relaxing. to me she is gorgeous! bookie http://picasaweb.google.com/bookerama/Jessie1207 I took a peek at your racing photos, that looks like great fun! And good for upper body strength, too. Are there more men than women competing, usually? -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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photos of my jessie puss
"bookie" wrote in message oups.com... hopefuly this link works i have spent the afternoon uploading them to a picasa website for you delectation. the model herself is back in her hammock relaxing. to me she is gorgeous! bookie http://picasaweb.google.com/bookerama/Jessie1207 fingers crossed I love the markings on her face! She's lovely. I really like the hammock thingy too--perfect for snoozing cats! Bonnie |
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On 22 Feb, 18:05, "Barry" wrote:
On Feb 22, 11:58 am, "bookie" wrote: fingers crossed He's just splendid! Thanks for sharing Living large there aintcha bookie! Barry it's a SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! hwo many tortoiseshells do you know of who are male? the phenotype is linked to the sex of the animal. I think you call them calico inyour country, we call them tortie-and- white, I just call her 'princess' she is downstairs right now, reclining on a furry cushion, on top of a bean bag, watching a late night movie, having just finished off a tub of whiskas temptation treats, life's tough innit? |
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On 22 Feb, 19:14, "cybercat" wrote:
"bookie" wrote in message oups.com... hopefuly this link works i have spent the afternoon uploading them to a picasa website for you delectation. the model herself is back in her hammock relaxing. to me she is gorgeous! bookie http://picasaweb.google.com/bookerama/Jessie1207 I took a peek at your racing photos, that looks like great fun! And good for upper body strength, too. Are there more men than women competing, usually? -- Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com can be a male dominated sport, but more and more women getting into all the time, and most regattas feature events or races for both sexes but usually only women vs womens and men vs men. In less serious competitions and regattas you can enter in mixed crews, men and women in the same boat equal numbers of both which is a good laugh and totally non-serious, usually end-of-season high jinks. I suppose it is good for upper body but actually the main pushing muscle used is the legs (thighs) and then the backs and you have to develop good posture or you will screw your back up big time. it is also a fairly low impact sport so apart from back injuries when peolpe used incorrect technique (or are just vulnerable to joint problems) and get bad backs and slipped discs etc you can go on rowing and racing well into your old age. last year at princeton there was the worlds masters champs for 'older' rowers (bit of a misnomer as you are officially a veteran fromthe age of 37 internationally, 31 in the UK) and they separate peopel and crews from all over the world into age groups A to H to race against each other. eg age 31-36 is vet A, 37-41 years is vet B (i think) and so on up until vet H which is something like 75 years +, and there is no shortage of entries into the vet H races either, so lots of really old codgers kicking around who still row and race a fair bit. hopefully I can injury free and still be scullnig and racing when i am 70 something, I dont l think i could even contemplate that with many other sports. oh and you get to hang out with lots of really fit men too, and there are usually loads of doggies hanging around at regattas as well, and cake stalls,so it's all good really |
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On 22 Feb, 23:10, "22brix" wrote:
"bookie" wrote in message oups.com... hopefuly this link works i have spent the afternoon uploading them to a picasa website for you delectation. the model herself is back in her hammock relaxing. to me she is gorgeous! bookie http://picasaweb.google.com/bookerama/Jessie1207 fingers crossed I love the markings on her face! She's lovely. I really like the hammock thingy too--perfect for snoozing cats! Bonnie i got the hammock from a cat show a while ago, £13 ($26?), she was abit dubious at first but now she is rarely out of it. It seesm to be good for old cats like her who do nto have the same covering of fat around their joints and bones as it supports everything gently, and they are right next to a heat source too. we thought she was 14 when she picked me at the cat shelter which woudl make her abuot 16 now, but I looked at her paperwork again and the vet had written that she was actually 16 when i got her, so she is 18 apparantly. you wouldn't think it to see her prance around the place and chase birds inthe garden (usually unsuccessfully), I am sure they have got her age wrong as they did it on the state of her teeth (rotten, most of them had to be removed) and from what the old dear who handed her in had said, she is far too active to be 16 let alone 18. when i picked her up first she was just about 2kg, now she is nearly 4kg and much more cuddly and her fur is much thicker than when I first got her home. the vet at the shelter had only just diagnosed hyperthyroidism and she had just started on medication for it so I think her initially low weight was due to hyperthyroidism beign undiagnosed for a long time. the previous owner was some old biddy who went into a old people's home and left 4 cats behind so the cats protection got them, jessie was the last to be chosen (don't know why, she was much prettier than the others, and had a real snooty regal air about her, as though SHE was doing the choosing of her new human slave) probably because of the medical and fact she was the oldest perhaps. I suspect the old dear who had jessie before never took them to the vets or anything, especially thinking about how bad jessie's teeth were when they first picked her up. It woudl not be out of malice, just that the old dear could not manage it or even look after herself let alone take a cat to the vets when needed and I remember a discussion about not letting old people take home kittens from rescue shelter but aoster an older cat instead so that all vets bill and care is taken care of and the cat can be reclaimed if the old person can't look after it no more...mmmm....wonder why that is? anyway i shall pass on your adoration to princess jessie-puss, she will lap it up bookie |
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"bookie" wrote oh and you get to hang out with lots of really fit men too, and there are usually loads of doggies hanging around at regattas as well, and cake stalls,so it's all good really It all sounds great. G I like my gym because there are men and women there. Good company is good company but it does not hurt if it is a big, good-looking guy. (I'm happily married, so I don't order anything but I really do like reading the menu.) lol -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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