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MatSav - 06 Feb 2007 19:55 GMT

The Newsgroup seems to be bereft of one of its members - Helen, aka
"Wafflycat". She's in Norfolk, I think. I hope it isn't bird 'flu...

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MatSav - 06 Feb 2007 19:59 GMT

> The Newsgroup seems to be bereft of one of its members - Helen, aka
> "Wafflycat". She's in Norfolk, I think. I hope it isn't bird 'flu...

Ah. I've just checked another of her haunts, news:uk.rec.cycling . She's
still posting there!

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wafflycat - 06 Feb 2007 21:11 GMT

> The Newsgroup seems to be bereft of one of its members - Helen, aka
> "Wafflycat". She's in Norfolk, I think. I hope it isn't bird 'flu...

:-)

Still here - lurking mostly.

No bird 'flu I'm pleased to say.

It's just about the start of another season of competitive cycling for
Nathan and that pretty much takes up all my free time.

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Annie Wxill - 06 Feb 2007 22:06 GMT

> It's just about the start of another season of competitive cycling for
> Nathan and that pretty much takes up all my free time.

Helen,
Best wishes for Nathan and competitive cycling. It has been fun "watching"
him grow up and I can tell that you are rightfully proud of him.

It's good to know that you are still around. I miss your posts, but
understand the time problem.

Annie

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wafflycat - 06 Feb 2007 22:15 GMT

>> It's just about the start of another season of competitive cycling for
>> Nathan and that pretty much takes up all my free time.
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> Annie

Thanks, Annie. Appreciated. Nathan will have a new time trial bike for the
new season. We've ordered an Orbea Ora frameset - carbon, light as a feather
and expesnive (sigh). Got him new tribars - also carbon, light as a feather
(the box they came in weighs more than the bars) and expensive - but he's
competing where if you haven't got the lightweight kit, you are at a
disadvantage. The new steed will be a thing of beauty - bike bling in carbon
;-)

The felines are well. Francis had a good brushing session this evening. He
adores being brushed and his purr goes up to *loud*. Marble is crashed out
on a seat next to me and The Waffle is crashed out on Nathan's bed whilst
he's doing some homework in his room. She does like to be with Her Nathan
when he's studying.

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Adrian A - 07 Feb 2007 10:43 GMT

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> The felines are well. Francis had a good brushing session this
> evening. He adores being brushed and his purr goes up to *loud*.
> Marble is crashed out on a seat next to me and The Waffle is crashed
> out on Nathan's bed whilst he's doing some homework in his room. She
> does like to be with Her Nathan when he's studying.

Time flies, it doesn't seem like much time has passed since Nathan named
Francis. How old was he then? ISTR about 9 years old.

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wafflycat - 07 Feb 2007 15:10 GMT

> <snip>
>> The felines are well. Francis had a good brushing session this
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> Time flies, it doesn't seem like much time has passed since Nathan named
> Francis. How old was he then? ISTR about 9 years old.

Yes, he'd probably be about that age at the time. He's a lot taller than he
was then too. Now he's taller than his mum & dad.
The felines don't look like senior cats. Vernon & I, on the other hand, *do*
look considerably older. Life is sooo unfair ;-)

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polonca12000 - 10 Feb 2007 21:40 GMT

> Thanks, Annie. Appreciated. Nathan will have a new time trial bike for
> the new season. We've ordered an Orbea Ora frameset - carbon, light as a
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> to be with Her Nathan when he's studying.
>

Nice to hear from you, Helen.
Purrs and best wishes for you and your family,
Polonca and Soncek

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