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I don't remember the rest of the ill wind saying, but I do remember that no
good deed will go unpunished.

Annie

It's great to know that three homeless fur kids now have forever homes.
That's the best kind of rescue. Totally without the stress of finding the
animal in need and having to care for and find homes for them yourself.
We saw the new slaves at an outdoor jazz festival last night.  They brought
the d-pet, who is a real sweetie.  I'd have a hard time resisting him
myself, but I'm pretty much a pushover, anyway.
Of course, the hoolikittens were at home.  I wonder what mischief they
thought up last night.
Annie

Hi Tak,

Cinder did most of the work.  She likes to be admired and flirted shameless
with the man, who apparently was smitten.  Somehow she knew just who to
target.

Ironically, the couple's first thought was to offer to foster Cinder and
Rosie while we were traveling.  I think they would have been great, too.
However, they concluded that it would be too hard to give them back, so they
adopted instead.  Of course, we are thrilled that three homeless pets now
are in loving care of their own home.

The jury is still out on how well Cinder and Rosie will take to living with
us in that rumbling time/travel machine with the vibrating floor if the
nobody steps up to foster them while we are gone.  We've had two potential
takers so far.  We are not asking anyone to do it, because we think that it
would have to be someone who would volunteer on their own.  One couple who
actually offered would also be great fosters, but did not fully think
through the timeline.  They also will be taking the same trip in their boat
and plan to leave a few months before we return.

Meanwhile, we are working to get the kitties used to the idea of time
travel, assuming that they may have to leave the planet as they know it.  I
think we've had some promising results so far.

Purrs for Betty.  We hoping for a miracle.

Annie

Hi Tak,

Cinder did most of the work.  She likes to be admired and flirted shameless
with the man, who apparently was smitten.  Somehow she knew just who to
target.

Ironically, the couple's first thought was to offer to foster Cinder and
Rosie while we were traveling.  I think they would have been great, too.
However, they concluded that it would be too hard to give them back, so they
adopted instead.  Of course, we are thrilled that three homeless pets now
are in loving care of their own home.

The jury is still out on how well Cinder and Rosie will take to living with
us in that rumbling time/travel machine with the vibrating floor if the
nobody steps up to foster them while we are gone.  We've had two potential
takers so far.  We are not asking anyone to do it, because we think that it
would have to be someone who would volunteer on their own.  One couple who
actually offered would also be great fosters, but did not fully think
through the timeline.  They also will be taking the same trip in their boat
and plan to leave a few months before we return.

Meanwhile, we are working to get the kitties used to the idea of time
travel, assuming that they may have to leave the planet as they know it.  I
think we've had some promising results so far.

Purrs for Betty.  We hoping for a miracle.

Annie

Hi Tak,

Cinder did most of the work.  She likes to be admired and flirted shameless
with the man, who apparently was smitten.  Somehow she knew just who to
target.

Ironically, the couple's first thought was to offer to foster Cinder and
Rosie while we were traveling.  I think they would have been great, too.
However, they concluded that it would be too hard to give them back, so they
adopted instead.  Of course, we are thrilled that three homeless pets now
are in loving care of their own home.

The jury is still out on how well Cinder and Rosie will take to living with
us in that rumbling time/travel machine with the vibrating floor if the
nobody steps up to foster them while we are gone.  We've had two potential
takers so far.  We are not asking anyone to do it, because we think that it
would have to be someone who would volunteer on their own.  One couple who
actually offered would also be great fosters, but did not fully think
through the timeline.  They also will be taking the same trip in their boat
and plan to leave a few months before we return.

Meanwhile, we are working to get the kitties used to the idea of time
travel, assuming that they may have to leave the planet as they know it.  I
think we've had some promising results so far.

Purrs for Betty.  We hoping for a miracle.

Annie