On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 09:45:36 -0700, wrote:
>The weather in our part of southern California
Sucks as usual.
> The weather in our part of southern California has been moderating a bit
> latley. It seems like our string of 100+ degree days might be gone for a
I had no idea it got that hot in California!
> At least, is sure hope that's the case!
Well, if you start getting a really nasty smell, you'll know it ain't
so! ;-)

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Dan M - 15 Sep 2005 00:43 GMT
>> The weather in our part of southern California has been moderating a bit
>> latley. It seems like our string of 100+ degree days might be gone for a
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> Well, if you start getting a really nasty smell, you'll know it ain't
> so! ;-)
Yes, that's what we're afraid of.
Shiral - 15 Sep 2005 00:55 GMT
> I had no idea it got that hot in California!
Yup! But it is a dry heat, so it's a bit easier than heat + humidity.
=o)
> > At least, is sure hope that's the case!
>
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Hope Mr. Critter escaped his dread fate, Dan. =o) But cats are so
generous about making sure we poor helpless humans get enough to eat.
Melissa
Marina - 15 Sep 2005 06:14 GMT
> Well, if you start getting a really nasty smell, you'll know it ain't
> so! ;-)
Ugh! This reminds me of the (big!) water vole Miranda had brought inside
on the island last summer, and I hadn't realised it was there. Then
there was this smell... I looked under the spare bed, and there it was.
<retch> I wish she'd learn to eat her catch, like Nikki did most times.
Of course, she'd always leave part of the innards, or even part of the
vole itself, for me to step on.

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> concluded that Mr. Gopher had either been taken back outside by his
> original captor, or had found his own way back outside.
>
> At least, is sure hope that's the case!
Reminds me of the mystery chicken! Dave had got some Southern Fried
Chicken from a local shop and he didn't like it very much so it went
into the bin. I said I would have to remember to seal the bag and take
it out before bed time but I forgot....
The next morning, the box was sitting in the middle of the floor
completely empty (obviously Dave didn't find it "finger lickin' good"
but it must have been paw lickin' good- they even ate the chips!) and
there were two furballs burping happily (Why do they do this? They are
fed enough honest! As I had to say to a friend who came round to find
them trying to get into the rubbish and wondered aloud at whether they
were hungry) but not a trace of chicken....Not even the bones....For
days afterwards we waited for the smell to tell us where they had
hidden the evidence but we've never smelt anything
Lesley
Slave of the Fabulous (chicken stealing) Furballs