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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / December 2005Just popping in...
...to say hello. I'm not even managing to lurk regularly these days due to various pregnancy-related complaints which are too dull to bother itemising. The only good thing about being pregnant is the baby you get at the end of it. But I am still alive & kicking (in a rather slow, careful way), and thought I should let my old friends know that I'm doing ok, relatively speaking. Continued hugs & purrs for everyone who needs them.  SignatureMogget EDD 19th Jan 2006 > ...to say hello. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Continued hugs & purrs for everyone who needs them. I'm glad you're still hanging in there, but sorry about all your problems. Hugs and purrs, Joy Thank you for your post. We are thinking of you! Lots of best wishes and purrs for you and your baby, Polonca and Soncek > ...to say hello. > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Continued hugs & purrs for everyone who needs them. >Thank you for your post. We are thinking of you! >Lots of best wishes and purrs for you and your baby, >Polonca and Soncek I was actually thinking of you today! I was writing out some Christmas cards & wishing you were on the list so that I could send you one. I'll put my tinfoil hat on and beam you one brain-to-brain. SignatureMogget I have a feeling I'll receive your card tonight in my sleep ;) Soncek is doing an upside-downy head and I take that as a confirmation. Thanks in advance. Best wishes, Polonca and Soncek >> Thank you for your post. We are thinking of you! >> Lots of best wishes and purrs for you and your baby, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > I'll put my tinfoil hat on and beam you one brain-to-brain. > The only good thing about being pregnant is the baby you get at the end > of it. LOL! I think that one should go in my quote file. Sorry you're having problems, and hope it gets better! Joyce > ...to say hello. > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Continued hugs & purrs for everyone who needs them. Good to se eyou again - you must be at that "please, someone, get this thing *OUT* of me!" stage :-) And yes, the results are certainly worth it, but I wouldn't be able to say that 24/7. My little angel helped himself to a jar of vaseline for breakfast yesterday, as well as "feeding" the walls, the floor, his clothes, his change table.... I didn't panic, but I'm glad to know he won't have problems with hairballs in the near future. Yowie > My little angel helped himself to a jar of vaseline for breakfast > yesterday, as well as "feeding" the walls, the floor, his clothes, his > change table.... > I didn't panic, but I'm glad to know he won't have problems with > hairballs in the near future. LOL! Considering the mix of behavioral training he's receiving, he might well end up with a few hairballs! If you see him "grooming" either of the fur-children, you might want to feed him some vaseline yourself. Joyce >Good to se eyou again - you must be at that "please, someone, get this thing >*OUT* of me!" stage :-) Lawks, no. I know what comes next. Exhausting & painful though this bit is, this is the easy bit compared with how tough it gets when the baby is on the outside. >And yes, the results are certainly worth it, but I wouldn't be able to say >that 24/7. Me neither. Although it's generally not any fault with my gorgeous daughter that has me feeling like that, but usually because I'm so exhausted mentally & physically that all I can think about is when I can next sleep. The demands of a small child are _relentless_. It's not that it's unreasonable, it's just that I have my limits how long I can provide quality attention without a sit-down, a rest, a wee, some food. >My little angel helped himself to a jar of vaseline for breakfast >yesterday, as well as "feeding" the walls, the floor, his clothes, his >change table.... Reminds me of a story my sis once told me about one of her cow-orkers, a youngish bloke who got himself involved with an older woman with four kids already. One day he came in to work and through gritted teeth said "God, the kids are driving me *nuts*! One of them got out a box of crayons & started drawing on the walls!". Sister said, "Well, that's what kids do." Bloke" "She's seventeen!" >I didn't panic, but I'm glad to know he won't have problems with hairballs >in the near future. <Wipes monitor> I'm not sure I should be choking, not in my condition. SignatureMogget > >Good to se eyou again - you must be at that "please, someone, get this thing > >*OUT* of me!" stage :-) [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > > I'm not sure I should be choking, not in my condition. Hi mogget!!! I'm sympathizing with you girl...my two are 14 months apart, I know how you're feeling!! Trust me, it gets easier when they get to, oh, two and three. no, really, once they are old enough to play with each other you will have (a little) more time to themselves. hang in there!!! > ...to say hello. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Continued hugs & purrs for everyone who needs them. I expect you to deliver on the EDD so I have someone to share my B-day with. ;-) Purrs for the pregnancy to progress smoothly. SignatureShirley http://community.webshots.com/user/shirleycatuk >"Mogget" <bint@scat.demon.co.uk> wrote in message >> EDD 19th Jan 2006 > >I expect you to deliver on the EDD so I have someone to share my B-day >with. ;-) Alas I am already under instructions not to deliver till the 25th. >Purrs for the pregnancy to progress smoothly. Thank you. It is, to be honest. All's well with the baby; it's just me having the problems. SignatureMogget >>"Mogget" <bint@scat.demon.co.uk> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Alas I am already under instructions not to deliver till the 25th. That's the date I should have been born, mum used to say it's the only time I was early for anything. :-) >>Purrs for the pregnancy to progress smoothly. > > Thank you. It is, to be honest. All's well with the baby; it's > just me having the problems. Well in that case purrs for your problems to resolve so you can enjoy the rest of your pregnancy.....and for the delivery to be quick and as pain free as possible. SignatureShirley http://community.webshots.com/user/shirleycatuk >...to say hello. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Continued hugs & purrs for everyone who needs them. Good to hear you're okay. Purrs on an uneventful, normal pregnancy and wonderful, easy birth. Ginger-lyn Home Pages: http://www.spiritrealm.com/summer/ http://www.angelfire.com/folk/glsummer (homepage & cats) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~summer/index.htm (genealogy) http://www.movieanimals.bravehost.com/ (The Violence Against Animals in Movies Website) |
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