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Helen Miles - 25 Nov 2005 19:49 GMT
His Royal Feline Lordship Tiger is utterly horrified. Last night,
Cardiff had the best part of 3" of snow. This now means that himself
will get cold feet if he even so much as gets out of bed, let alone
sticks his nose out of the back door. He is appalled.

Of course, it's *MY* fault that there is snow outside the back door, the
front door *AND* the window. He's letting me know it too. Pandora is
equally as horrified and went back to bed in a huff this morning and
hasn't got up since.

I'm such a well trained slave, I went to Tescos and bought them some
fresh mackerel fillets to make up for the snow and them not wanting to
go outside. I picked out the fish on the fresh fish counter and even got
the fishmonger to fillet it for them. Of course, they made it clear that
they were only eating it because if they didn't, they would starve to
death because of the snow.

I 'm not pussy whipped by my cats. Oh no, not me.


Adrian - 25 Nov 2005 20:01 GMT
> His Royal Feline Lordship Tiger is utterly horrified. Last night,
> Cardiff had the best part of 3" of snow. This now means that himself
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>
> I 'm not pussy whipped by my cats. Oh no, not me.

I thought of you when I saw Cardiff on the evening news, Funny though, the
BBC didn't mention it was your fault. ;o)
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Helen Miles - 25 Nov 2005 20:16 GMT
> I thought of you when I saw Cardiff on the evening news, Funny though, the
> BBC didn't mention it was your fault. ;o)///

Of *COURSE* it's my fault. ;o) According to HRFL Tiger *EVERYTHING* is
my fault. ;o)

Helen M
Adrian - 25 Nov 2005 21:32 GMT
>> I thought of you when I saw Cardiff on the evening news, Funny
>> though, the BBC didn't mention it was your fault. ;o)///
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> Helen M

Is the snow in Yorkshire your fault as well? If so, I'm off the hook. ;o)
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Helen Miles - 25 Nov 2005 22:13 GMT
> Is the snow in Yorkshire your fault as well? If so, I'm off the hook. ;o)

LOL! Quite probably!

Helen M
Pamela  Shirk - 28 Nov 2005 00:06 GMT
>> I thought of you when I saw Cardiff on the evening news, Funny though,
>> the
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>
> Helen M

Please tell my cats that.  They have been blaming me for the cold
temperatures, the d-thing that a friend brought to visit Speedy, and the
rain.  I'm also to blame for the high price of natural gas that has prompted
me to turn the thermostat down to 65, which is also my fault.  Above all, I
am to blame for them not getting 16 pounds of turkey, which I ruined by
cooking it.

Pam S. who did a very good job with the turkey, in spite of the cats'
complaining
No More  Retail - 28 Nov 2005 00:08 GMT
If they ate there was no complaint :-)

>>> I thought of you when I saw Cardiff on the evening news, Funny though,
>>> the
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> Pam S. who did a very good job with the turkey, in spite of the cats'
> complaining
wafflycat - 26 Nov 2005 08:26 GMT
> I thought of you when I saw Cardiff on the evening news, Funny though, the
> BBC didn't mention it was your fault. ;o)

That's because, as we all know, the BBC has been dumbing down in a huge way
;-)

Cheers, helen s
Adrian - 26 Nov 2005 09:37 GMT
>> I thought of you when I saw Cardiff on the evening news, Funny
>> though, the BBC didn't mention it was your fault. ;o)
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>
> Cheers, helen s

LOL I should have realised that. ;-)
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CatNipped - 25 Nov 2005 20:05 GMT
> His Royal Feline Lordship Tiger is utterly horrified. Last night,
> Cardiff had the best part of 3" of snow. This now means that himself
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>
> I 'm not pussy whipped by my cats. Oh no, not me.

I'm so jealous!  Here's our forecast for the next week:
http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/USTX0617_f.html

Hugs,

CatNipped
No More  Retail - 25 Nov 2005 20:06 GMT
SEND IT TO FLORIDA :-)
>> His Royal Feline Lordship Tiger is utterly horrified. Last night,
>> Cardiff had the best part of 3" of snow. This now means that himself
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> CatNipped
Christina Websell - 25 Nov 2005 21:14 GMT
> "Helen Miles" <helen.miles@virgin.net> wrote in message
<snippy>
> I'm so jealous!  Here's our forecast for the next week:
> http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/USTX0617_f.html

Well, that doesn't seem so bad to me!  We had -5C (low 20f) for a few days
and it ain't pleasant.  The temperature has risen now, tonight we get
only -2C.  It will seem almost tropical <sarcasm>

Tweed
W. Leong - 25 Nov 2005 23:13 GMT
>> "Helen Miles" <helen.miles@virgin.net> wrote in message
> <snippy>
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>
> Tweed

Yesterday we had the first snow storm of the season. It was around -12C.
The wind was howling.

Winnie
wafflycat - 26 Nov 2005 08:28 GMT
> Well, that doesn't seem so bad to me!  We had -5C (low 20f) for a few days
> and it ain't pleasant.  The temperature has risen now, tonight we get
> only -2C.  It will seem almost tropical <sarcasm>
>
> Tweed

Last Sunday the entire human part of the family was out cycling in -5C. It
was *glorious* :)

Cheers, helen s
Cheryl - 25 Nov 2005 20:55 GMT
> I'm such a well trained slave, I went to Tescos and bought them
> some fresh mackerel fillets to make up for the snow and them not
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>
> I 'm not pussy whipped by my cats. Oh no, not me.

Same here.  LOL  YEsterday, while the turkey was being cooked,
carved, etc, my mom asked my dad to chop up the giblets for the
gravy. She told him to throw away the heart.  OH NO you can't throw
it away, I'll take it home!  She'd already thrown out the liver
*kitty grumble in the background*.  Scarlett and Shamrock had a feast
of that little raw heart today.  :) Dad learned quick and asked me if
I wanted the neck, Naww... it's cooked.  :)

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Exocat - 26 Nov 2005 10:01 GMT
> His Royal Feline Lordship Tiger is utterly horrified. Last night,
> Cardiff had the best part of 3" of snow.

Here in East Cornwall we had about 4". Bandit, the 1 boy who goes
outside, is highly miffed and complained to me about it several times,
either when he declined to go out or went out & returned shortly after
with cold wet feet.

But being the lovely forgiving soul he is I don't think he's holding a
grudge.

Snowball's ignoring it, while Claudius was trying to get out of the
window to attack the large falling flakes. But he wouldn't go out to
walk in it.

The good news is that Raki the Shiba Inu d-pet loved it. Crossing virgin
fields with a neighbour & her border collie, Rufus, he and Raki romped
and gambolled like spring lambs. I think Raki equated snow to his other
newly-acquired love, sand.

So at least one of us is happy.

How is Miss Lilly-Whiskers liking it, and getting on generally?

Purrs
Gordon & the FF
No More  Retail - 26 Nov 2005 23:07 GMT
Send it to Florida  it is almost 80 again today

>> His Royal Feline Lordship Tiger is utterly horrified. Last night,
>> Cardiff had the best part of 3" of snow.
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> Purrs
> Gordon & the FF
 
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