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KittyLady - 08 Jun 2005 18:19 GMT

I was out of the house all day yesterday and when I returned Harvey did
not meet me at the door like he usually does. I went through the house
checking all of his usual hangouts, I even checked outside just in case
he had slipped past us. No Harvey. As you can imagine it was a
sleepless night worry about him.
This morning while taking my bath, I thought I could hear him calling
for me (or at least thats what I like to think when he meows). So once
again I searched and searched. I then thought well maybe he has gotten
in the basement, so I went and looked again. NO Harvey. By this time I
am once again looking in cabinets, behind chairs, in dressers. Still No
Harvey.
Just a while ago, while paying the water bill, I thought I heard him
again. It dawned on me, Harvey had to be in the wall behind the tub. So
I pulled out the towel cabinet and sure enough when I opened the trap
door leading to the bath plumbing he shot out.
I have no idea how he got in there but said door has now been padlocked
shut.

Skritches,
KittyLady who is very happy Harvey is back.

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Adrian - 08 Jun 2005 18:18 GMT

> I was out of the house all day yesterday and when I returned Harvey
> did not meet me at the door like he usually does. I went through the
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> Skritches,
> KittyLady who is very happy Harvey is back.

If only they could talk.

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KittyLady - 08 Jun 2005 18:28 GMT

If only they could talk.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat

I know, then he could have told me last night he was stuck or at least
could have explained to me why he was in there.

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Katz - 08 Jun 2005 18:40 GMT

> Just a while ago, while paying the water bill, I thought I heard him
> again. It dawned on me, Harvey had to be in the wall behind the tub. So
> I pulled out the towel cabinet and sure enough when I opened the trap
> door leading to the bath plumbing he shot out.
> I have no idea how he got in there but said door has now been padlocked
> shut.

Good grief! Lucky you figured it out. I wonder how in the world he got
in there?!

Katz

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Christina Websell - 08 Jun 2005 18:56 GMT

>> Just a while ago, while paying the water bill, I thought I heard him
>> again. It dawned on me, Harvey had to be in the wall behind the tub. So
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>
> Katz

Wot? You not gesst yet? It da Revenj of da Bafftub Greeblings. Obvyus to
enny brite kitty..

Boyfriend
<shakes head, sniffs and walks off>

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Katz - 08 Jun 2005 21:01 GMT

> Wot? You not gesst yet? It da Revenj of da Bafftub Greeblings. Obvyus to
> enny brite kitty..
>
> Boyfriend
> <shakes head, sniffs and walks off>

Weow! dems sum big strong greeblings.
Daisy

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Christina Websell - 08 Jun 2005 21:50 GMT

>> Wot? You not gesst yet? It da Revenj of da Bafftub Greeblings. Obvyus
>> to
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> Weow! dems sum big strong greeblings.
> Daisy

Dis very important, Daisy. Dem greeblings are evrywear and yoo must patrol
der house all der time to spot dem. Dey are dangrus to your meowie too.
I glad we don't av der toilet paper ones ere. We ave der kitchen rug ones
and der ones dat hide in der butter so I got der butter dish tonite and ate
dem all wile my meowmie was all unaware of der danger, she wos in der garden
at der time. She seem very surprise when she come in and see der butterdish
on der floor wiv no butter innit.

Boyfriend
P.S. She dint seem to unnerstand how brave I'd been, she seem a little bit
cross.

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Marina - 09 Jun 2005 04:16 GMT

> Dis very important, Daisy. Dem greeblings are evrywear and yoo must patrol
> der house all der time to spot dem. Dey are dangrus to your meowie too.
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> P.S. She dint seem to unnerstand how brave I'd been, she seem a little bit
> cross.

LOL! Boyfriend, you are such a valiant defender of your house. I'm sure
your Meowmie appreciates it.

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Katz - 09 Jun 2005 21:28 GMT

We has de rug greeblings & de water greebings. I try tell meowmie we
gots milk greeblings, but she tink da milk safe in de fridderator. She
not know how bad is de greeblings.

<sigh> Hoomins. Wot ken ya do?

Daisy

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Marina - 09 Jun 2005 04:10 GMT

So gölad you found him! They get into the strangest places. Hope he
learned his lesson.

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KittyLady - 09 Jun 2005 14:29 GMT

I am glad too. I worried when he was missing and to think he was in the
house all that time. Poor thing I think he thinks it was my fault, he
is being a bit standoffish still.

Skritches,
KittyLady

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Adrian - 09 Jun 2005 14:47 GMT

> I am glad too. I worried when he was missing and to think he was in
> the house all that time. Poor thing I think he thinks it was my
> fault, he is being a bit standoffish still.
>
> Skritches,
> KittyLady

Of course it was your fault, it's always the hoomins fault, us cats are
totally blameless.

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KittyLady - 09 Jun 2005 15:30 GMT

Thank you Snoopy,
For letting me know that. I will also assume that when I am looking for
socks and find them hidden behind chairs that that is my fault to.
So sorry that I forgot my place for a moment.
Skritches,
KittyLady

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