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Steve Touchstone - 15 Jun 2004 06:23 GMT
Sherry, her husband, and I hooked up with Pam and family this evening,
and had a good visit. Just a little confusion hooking up, but thanks
to cell phones we all managed to link up, though Rob and the kids just
barely got the tent up before dark, and Pam was cooking up steaks and
hamburgers by flashlight ;-)

One of the reasons I've been getting Sammy used to riding in the truck
was so that I could take her, but I hadn't really mentioned that since
I wasn't sure if she'd be ready for that long a ride (maybe 30 miles
each way). But, she has was ready, so she rode out with me. Turns out
she handled the ride fine, though it's by far the longest she's gone,
but she turned shy on me and spent almost all her time inside her
carrier where she felt safe. Guess it was all the new people, since
we've been visiting parks on our drives and she usually comes out and
explores on her leash while I walk along behind her. Tonight she just
wanted to hide in the bushes. I ended up putting her in the carrier
when it got dark, since it's pert near impossible to see a mostly
black tuxedo kitty after dark - and I sure didn't want to get ready to
leave and find an empty collar on the other end of her leash.

As we were getting ready to leave, Sherry and Pam took some pictures -
they'll let you know when they post them. And of course while we were
off taking pictures the coons decided to help clean the food off the
picnic table. LOL We also got a laugh since one coon climbed through
the window of my truck while we were eating. I've been taking a can of
Fancy Feast along on our drives as a treat for Sammy, so the coon may
have smelled that or just the pot of beans I took to the dinner.
Either way, the coon was disappointed, since only the smell was in the
truck. They did get some of the FF, though, while we were off taking
pictures, since I had left half a can in a zip lock bag at the table,
and found it had been ripped open and half eaten when I got home.

Tomorrow Pam and family will be heading west, so you folks out there
be looking for them.
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Sherry - 15 Jun 2004 07:26 GMT
It was fun. Of course, getting to see Sammy was such a treat too. I think she
did amazingly well. She was apprehensive, but I think she did great.  
Pam's family is great. Her kids are bright, and fun to talk to. She & Rob make
you feel that you've always known them after 5 minutes.
The raccoon got Sammy's Fancy Feast???
Unfortunately, after we got a couple of miles down the road, a big raccoon ran
right in front of us and we hit it :-( I can't believe they are so
overpopulated They were everywhere.
Here's one of the pictures I took. Unfortunately, all I got was a couple of
group shots since it was dark before we got settled. If you want me to email
the rest to you, just let me know.
http://members.aol.com/greywolf17/rpca.jpg

What a motley crew, huh?

Sherry
Annie Wxill - 15 Jun 2004 15:15 GMT
...Here's one of the pictures I took. ...
> http://members.aol.com/greywolf17/rpca.jpg
> What a motley crew, huh?
> Sherry

Great photo.
I envy Pam getting to meet so many of the group.
Annie
Nan - 15 Jun 2004 15:50 GMT
>It was fun. Of course, getting to see Sammy was such a treat too. I think she
>did amazingly well. She was apprehensive, but I think she did great.  
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
>Sherry

Great picture, Sherry.  Thanks for posting it.

--

Nan

A wise man talks because he has something to say;
a fool talks because he has to say something.
Marina - 15 Jun 2004 16:28 GMT
"Sherry " <sriddles@aol.comkitty> wrote
> It was fun.

It looks like fun. More pics! Please?

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LOL - 16 Jun 2004 07:48 GMT
> "Sherry " <sriddles@aol.comkitty> wrote
> > It was fun.
>
> It looks like fun. More pics! Please?

Ditto post.  Plus, I'm jealous!  :-)

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Krista
Sherry - 16 Jun 2004 14:38 GMT
>> It looks like fun. More pics! Please?
>
>Ditto post.  Plus, I'm jealous!  :-)
>
>------
>Krista

It was fun! Unfortunately, that's the only picture I have. There was no light
at the campground except flashlight. So we herded everyone in front of the
restrooms for a group pic! I just have one more pic of Steve, Pam and me. And,
forgive me Steve, but we really look like a bunch of goobers in that one. None
of us were ready for the shot. You couldn't pay me enough to post that picture
on the internet.

Sherry
Cheryl - 18 Jun 2004 02:58 GMT
In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes",
Jun 2004:

> t was fun! Unfortunately, that's the only picture I have. There
> was no light at the campground except flashlight. So we herded
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> ready for the shot. You couldn't pay me enough to post that
> picture on the internet.

rotfl!!  You goober you!

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Karen Chuplis - 16 Jun 2004 00:37 GMT
> It was fun. Of course, getting to see Sammy was such a treat too. I think she
> did amazingly well. She was apprehensive, but I think she did great.
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
> Sherry

What a great shot of everyone! Sounds like a lot of fun :)

Karen
Steve Touchstone - 16 Jun 2004 04:16 GMT
>It was fun. Of course, getting to see Sammy was such a treat too. I think she
>did amazingly well. She was apprehensive, but I think she did great.  
I was a little surprised she was so shy. When someone comes to the
apartment she's right there keeping an eye on them, and usually comes
to greet them after a few minutes. Guess I shouldn't have been
surpised, though, she was in a strange place and there were more new
people than she used to.
>Pam's family is great. Her kids are bright, and fun to talk to. She & Rob make
>you feel that you've always known them after 5 minutes.
I'll second that, they were all great. Michael was the only one Sammy
let pet her, though Amanda did rate a sniff. She probably would have
been able to pet her too, but someone walked by and Sammy darted back
to her safe zone in the carrier.
>The raccoon got Sammy's Fancy Feast???
Part of it, at least. I put the bowl in her carrier with half the can,
and she must have eaten that while we were eating. The rest was in a
ziplock baggy by the picnic table, and the coons must have gotten to
it while we were over taking pix. I didn't realise it until I was
home. No big loss, though, since Sammy got her usual half can I've
been giving her as treat to make going for rides more attractive. LB
may have been a little put out, though, since she's been waiting for
us to get back from rides expecting to get a taste, and I threw away
the little bit that the coons didn't eat.
>Unfortunately, after we got a couple of miles down the road, a big raccoon ran
>right in front of us and we hit it :-( I can't believe they are so
>overpopulated They were everywhere.
And they certainly expected food to be forthcoming there in the
campgrounds. I hate driving in the Refuge at night, even at the posted
35mph nightime speed limit, since it's so dark it's hard to see,
especially since I have terrible night vision. It's even worse in cold
weather, since the bison sometimes sleep on the pavement to get some
of the daytime heat. They're just about impossible to see, and don't
move out of the way.
>Here's one of the pictures I took. Unfortunately, all I got was a couple of
>group shots since it was dark before we got settled. If you want me to email
>the rest to you, just let me know.
>http://members.aol.com/greywolf17/rpca.jpg
>
>What a motley crew, huh?
Turned out better than I expected though, as dark as it was. For
everyone else, when it came time to take pix we headed for the nearest
light, which just happened to be in front of the latrines LOL
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Jeanne Hedge - 16 Jun 2004 04:31 GMT
>>Here's one of the pictures I took. Unfortunately, all I got was a couple of
>>group shots since it was dark before we got settled. If you want me to email
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>everyone else, when it came time to take pix we headed for the nearest
>light, which just happened to be in front of the latrines LOL

Would someone please identify who is who in the picture?

Jeanne Hedge, as directed by Natasha

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Steve Touchstone - 16 Jun 2004 05:37 GMT
>Would someone please identify who is who in the picture?
In front, from left to right: Sherry, Pam, and Amanda (Pam's daughter)
back l to r: Pam's son Michael and husband Rob, and I'm the dude in
baseball cap and overalls

Sherry's DH was taking the pic
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Sam Nash - 16 Jun 2004 04:24 GMT
> It was fun. Of course, getting to see Sammy was such a treat too. I think she
> did amazingly well. She was apprehensive, but I think she did great.
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
> Sherry

Great pic, Sherry.  Thanks for posting it.
Sam
polonca12000 - 16 Jun 2004 22:25 GMT
You all look great! Thanks.
Best wishes,
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Polonca & Soncek

<snip>> Here's one of the pictures I took. Unfortunately, all I got was a
couple of
> group shots since it was dark before we got settled. If you want me to email
> the rest to you, just let me know.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> Sherry
Cheryl - 18 Jun 2004 02:57 GMT
In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes",

> http://members.aol.com/greywolf17/rpca.jpg

AAhhh!  I love all the Catitude tshirts!

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polonca12000 - 15 Jun 2004 22:18 GMT
Thanks for the update! You sound like you had lots of fun.
Best wishes,
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Polonca & Soncek

> Sherry, her husband, and I hooked up with Pam and family this evening,
> and had a good visit. Just a little confusion hooking up, but thanks
> to cell phones we all managed to link up, though Rob and the kids just
> barely got the tent up before dark, and Pam was cooking up steaks and
> hamburgers by flashlight ;-)
<snip
Cheryl - 18 Jun 2004 02:57 GMT
In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", Steve Touchstone
<stouchst@junksirinet.net> artfully composed this message within
<news:qc0tc0576vnkai07flusveed06puem15sk@4ax.com> on 15 Jun 2004:

> Sherry, her husband, and I hooked up with Pam and family this
> evening, and had a good visit.

How neat!  Thanks for sharing your visit with fellow RPCA'rs :)

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