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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / October 2007Purrs requested for a wide range of issues
Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. Mom went in for a ultrasound on the tumor found on her ovary. It was found to be the size of a grapefruit. She sees the surgeon Tuesday. We could use purrs that this can be taken care of quickly and completely. After breast cancer twice, cancer on her spine, and cancer in one of her leg bones, she doesn't need this. Many fires burning now in southern California. In the Palmdale fire, one civilian has been killed and three firefighters have been badly injured. Interstate 15 is closed though Cajon Pass (just northwest of my mom and brother), and another fire is burning near Cal State San Bernardino, moving south (towards mom's house). Electrical power is out in north San Bernardino. Nancy is dealing with a work situation that is turning bad. New management is not supportive of the on-line part of the business (Nancy is the Web Coordinator) and is talking about taking a lot of web business away. It's looking like she's going to need to look for another job, and we're hoping it might be closer to home than her current job (60 miles commute each way). And finally, I've been pretty much immobile for the last couple weeks after screwing up my knee. My GP things I've torn a cartilege in my knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. I hurt my knee by falling up stairs onto the cap and pulling the cap away from the knee, I did everything but surgery, and it does get better, I so feel your pain, lotsa purrs, Lee > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. Dan, you certainly need the power of the Fantastic Seven. They're purring away!!!  SignatureVictor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com Purrs in route > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. A wide range of purrs coming your way! SignatureHugs, CatNipped See all my masters at: http://www.PossiblePlaces.com/CatNipped/ > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. After all that, will go to the candle site and light some candles. Prayers and Purrs to ou and yours. > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. Purrs for all. I'm sorry it is so bad right now and I really hope your mom is OK. > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. Purrs for everything. It's been a bad month on rpca. SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. Many purrs on the way for all causes, to all people and furkids. Jill >Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. You and Nancy are certainly in the wars! We are sending express purrs! Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. Wide ranging purrs on the way. I saw the fires on the news this morning, they look bad. :-( SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. Multipurrpose Spiceypurrs on their way Dan. Suz&Spicey Purrs on the way for you , Nancy and mom. Ann Signatureread Sam's blog at http://kittens-3.blogspot.com/ > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. You've got 'em. What a month this has been. > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. Dan, Purrs x 4 and gentle headbutts on the way for you, Nancy, your mother and anyone else in the path of the fires. Let us know how your mom does. Julie, Hobbes, Lacey, Sam and Barnabus Wow, Dan. Sounds like everything's hitting you at once. Purrs for your Mom, the fire victims in SoCal, Nancy's job, and your knee. Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. Our fires are over for the year here, thank God, but we're still dealing with the aftermath. I know what you're going through on this. Prayers that you get some rain, that the fires are controled before they threaten your mom's house. Prayers for your mom too, with the tumor that's been discovered, and for the whirlwind of things going on around you and Nancy with health and work. Let us know what the surgeon says on tuesday. PatM >> [quoted text muted] > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > PatM Thanks, I will. I can't understand what kind of mental imbalance would cause a person to start a fire in windy conditions. Last night another fire broke out in San Bernardino; this one was on Little Mountain in the northwest part of town. The fire department immediately evacuated 40 families whose homes were threatened. It's still about 3 miles from mom's place and 4 or 5 from Pat's place. > I can't understand what kind of mental imbalance would cause > a person to start a fire in windy conditions. No mental imbalance at all, just plain old all-American business sense. Most of the major fires in Greece in recent years were started by property developers wanting inconvenient forests out of the way of their plans. They will presumably argue that reafforestation would risk a recurrence so they should get the chance to concrete over as much of the burnt areas as they can buy up ============== j-c ====== @ ====== purr . demon . co . uk ============== Jack Campin: 11 Third St, Newtongrange EH22 4PU, Scotland | tel 0131 660 4760 <http://www.purr.demon.co.uk/jack/> for CD-ROMs and free | fax 0870 0554 975 stuff: Scottish music, food intolerance, & Mac logic fonts | mob 07800 739 557 > > I can't understand what kind of mental imbalance would cause > > a person to start a fire in windy conditions. > No mental imbalance at all, just plain old all-American business > sense. Most of the major fires in Greece in recent years were > started by property developers wanting inconvenient forests out > of the way of their plans. I asked this very question at work today in the lunchroom, and the answer I got was, "The same kind of people who fly planes into buildings." Well, maybe. But if it is terrorism, the terrorists are being awfully quiet about it. Economic damage and loss-of-life notwithstanding, if people don't know it's a terrorist act, they (other than those in the direct line of fire) are not going to feel *terror*, and isn't that the point? I was terrorized by 9/11 and I'm 3000 miles from ground zero. But, although I'm disturbed by these fires, and concerned for people and animals, I certainly don't feel *fear*, for myself. So no, I don't think terrorism has anything to do with this. I always thought these late summer/early fall fires in California were started by morons throwing lit cigarette butts out car windows and so forth. Joyce > I always thought these late summer/early fall fires in California were > started by morons throwing lit cigarette butts out car windows and so > forth. > > Joyce Unfortunately in the last few years investigators have found evidence that a lot of the larger fires have been arson-caused. Evidence suggests that 3 of the 4 fires now endangering my mom and brother were started intentionally. Law enforcement officials have also been going through neighborhoods under mandatory evacuation orders, 15 to 30 minutes after the property owners have evacuated, and caught looters going though the evacuated houses. Sick, sick, sick people. > Law enforcement officials have also been going through neighborhoods > under mandatory evacuation orders, 15 to 30 minutes after the property > owners have evacuated, and caught looters going though the evacuated > houses. Sick, sick, sick people. Then you wonder why people in endangered areas (whether fire or flood or some other potential disaster) won't leave?? Joyce > Many fires burning now in southern California. In the Palmdale fire, one > civilian has been killed and three firefighters have been badly injured. > Interstate 15 is closed though Cajon Pass (just northwest of my mom and > brother), and another fire is burning near Cal State San Bernardino, > moving south (towards mom's house). Electrical power is out in north San > Bernardino. Mom's neighborhood is now under voluntary evacuation. We're keeping fingers and paws crossed that it doesn't become mandatory evac. Meanwhile she's getting stuff packed up in her van so she'll be ready to bug out to my brother's place if the mandatory order is issued. I am saying a prayer for them right now Daniel. I hope everyone will be ok >> Many fires burning now in southern California. In the Palmdale fire, one >> civilian has been killed and three firefighters have been badly injured. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Meanwhile she's getting stuff packed up in her van so she'll be ready to > bug out to my brother's place if the mandatory order is issued. > Mom's neighborhood is now under voluntary evacuation. We're keeping > fingers and paws crossed that it doesn't become mandatory evac. > Meanwhile she's getting stuff packed up in her van so she'll be ready to > bug out to my brother's place if the mandatory order is issued. Lots and lots of purrs and best wishes, POlonca and Soncek > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > Mom went in for a ultrasound on the tumor found on her ovary. > Many, many, many purrs that your mother's tumor is benign...my sister had an ovarian cyst removed last Tuesday that was the size of a small watermelon! (Sister says "I just thought I was getting REALLY fat...") She got the news yesterday that it tested non-cancerous. Whew! > Many fires burning now in southern California. I thought about your move away from this area and wondered how the family still here were doing. It is predicted that the devil-winds will subside this evening, making the fires more easily controlled....I certainly hope so! > Nancy is dealing with a work situation that is turning bad. ...I've been pretty much immobile for the last couple weeks after screwing up my knee. > Job and healing purrs for you and Nancy. Marietta is revving up her motor! Gennie in, cough-cough, So Cal. > Many, many, many purrs that your mother's tumor is benign...my sister > had an ovarian cyst removed last Tuesday that was the size of a small > watermelon! (Sister says "I just thought I was getting REALLY fat...") > She got the news yesterday that it tested non-cancerous. Whew! Thanks, I'll pass that along to her. She goes in for surgery Monday. > I thought about your move away from this area and wondered how the > family still here were doing. It is predicted that the devil-winds > will subside this evening, making the fires more easily > controlled....I certainly hope so! I'm sure hoping so. Turns out the voluntary evacuation was due to smoke and ash, not fire danger. So we're just hoping it remains that way. > ...I've been pretty much immobile for the last couple weeks > after screwing up my knee. Ouch! I can appreciate that. Fortunately my knee is feeling a lot better today than it has for the last two weeks. I go in for an MRI on Thursday, then I see the surgeon again the first week in November. > Job and healing purrs for you and Nancy. Marietta is revving up her > motor! > > Gennie in, cough-cough, So Cal. I hope your in a safe area. > Man, so many unrelated things to ask for purrs about.. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > knee; I see the ortho surgeon Monday afternoon, and I'm hoping he's > going to be able to restore my mobility quickly. Lots and lots of purrs and best wishes, Polonca and Soncek |
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