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Speicher

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I now have 25 yards of crochet (single chain) garden string*. The next stage, adding it to the old milk crate, may take place tomorrow. The milk crate is blue and the string is green, so there will be a colour clash until the string fades.

Today is a laundry and tidying up day. Oh, and a day of trying to persuade Bob not to attack Tasha. They have been "friends" or at least not fighting for over four years. Why has this started now? :scratch::sad:

Fortunately the fisticuffs do not last long. Tasha now spends more time indoors than she used to. Perhaps she will emigrate again to the end of the garden, in a few weeks.

* Can peeps please refrain from asking me how long is the piece of string.
 

Gravity Aided

Legendary Member
Location
Land of Lincoln
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lutonloony

Über Member
Location
torbay
[QUOTE 4713178, member: 21629"]Booooooooooring.[/QUOTE]
go for a bike ride
 
Yeah but, if you get a kitten at 8 weeks and they become adultish around 8 months, you only have each kitten for about 6 months. The cat might live a further 12 years say. That is a lot of adult cats to keep a steady flow of kittens.

8 weeks is too young for a kitten to leave mum - they may be weaned, but they are still learning how to be a cat and how to relate with their environment. Kittens really shouldn't leave their mother until they are around 14 weeks old. (And vet-checked, vaccinated, flead and neutered.)
 

Fab Foodie

hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
Location
Kirton, Devon.
Have to admit, it can be something of a contact sport :boxing:

In the Tesco where I go, it depends who turns up. Some of the regulars are better mannered and more accommodating than others. One of the worst offenders has fortunately moved on to a different Tesco 15 miles away.
When DD1 worked at Waitrose on marking things down she'd have people following her around....in WAITROSE FFS!
 
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