why our furries are not going outside

It's a day for curling up on an armchair with occasional forays into
the kitchen to hit the Kit-e-Kat...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-16392381

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On 01/03/2012 06:12 AM, Jack Campin wrote:
It's a day for curling up on an armchair with occasional forays into
the kitchen to hit the Kit-e-Kat...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-16392381

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Looks like a day to stay in bed and pull the covers over your head.
Best wishes. MLB

On 01/03/2012 06:12 AM, Jack Campin wrote:
It's a day for curling up on an armchair with occasional forays into
the kitchen to hit the Kit-e-Kat...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-16392381

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Jack Campin, 11 Third Street, Newtongrange, Midlothian EH22 4PU, Scotland
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The news reported 100 mile winds over Britian, Ireland and Scotland.
Not fun! \Our weather seems springlike today but snow is on the way. MLB

Jack Campin wrote:

It's a day for curling up on an armchair with occasional forays into
the kitchen to hit the Kit-e-Kat...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-16392381

Wow! That looks like hurricane damage. Scary.

--
Joyce

A black cat crossing your path signifies that the animal is going
somewhere. -- Groucho Marx

MLB wrote:

The news reported 100 mile winds over Britian, Ireland and Scotland. Not
fun! \Our weather seems springlike today but snow is on the way. MLB

I had to shut my bedroom window last night because the wind was blowing the
rain in, very unusual here. The day before was sunny, calm and very mild
for January. I expect tomorrow will be different again.
--
Adrian

"Adrian" wrote in message
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MLB wrote:

The news reported 100 mile winds over Britian, Ireland and Scotland. Not
fun! \Our weather seems springlike today but snow is on the way. MLB

I had to shut my bedroom window last night because the wind was blowing
the
rain in, very unusual here. The day before was sunny, calm and very mild
for January. I expect tomorrow will be different again.

I had a damson tree come down in my garden overnight in very high winds. My
wood trailer also sufffered some damage, part of the back has been ripped
off. This morning my TV wouldn't work so I went outside to see if the
aerial had blown down off the chimney stack.
It hadn't but I had to retune it. During the day today it wasn't too windy
but since about 4 pm the wind is really howling outside again.
Here's hoping I won't get any more trees snapped or uprooted tonight. I
have a lot and some of them are elderly fruit trees, some probably planted
when the house was built in the 1930's. They just can't stand up to 70 mph
gusts now and I'm not in a position atm with my injuries to saw them up if
they do fall.

Tweed

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It's a day for curling up on an armchair with occasional forays into
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-16392381

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Wow! That looks like after a hurricane hits near where I live or there are
major storm surges. I hope no one was hurt.

Jill

The news reported 100 mile winds over Britian, Ireland and Scotland.

I don't think so - that would be like saying a storm passed over
North America, Greenland and Canada. Scotland is *in* Britain.

It's still pretty cold, wet and gusty. Courtney and Murphy have
now worked out the routine of going outside, getting cold and soggy,
and then looking all pathetic until a warm human picks them up and
cuddles them.

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Christina Websell wrote:

I had a damson tree come down in my garden overnight in very high winds. My
wood trailer also sufffered some damage, part of the back has been ripped
off. This morning my TV wouldn't work so I went outside to see if the
aerial had blown down off the chimney stack.
It hadn't but I had to retune it. During the day today it wasn't too windy
but since about 4 pm the wind is really howling outside again.
Here's hoping I won't get any more trees snapped or uprooted tonight. I
have a lot and some of them are elderly fruit trees, some probably planted
when the house was built in the 1930's. They just can't stand up to 70 mph
gusts now and I'm not in a position atm with my injuries to saw them up if
they do fall.

Oh, no! I hope none of the trees your nasty neighbors want to take down
are uprooted. You have to have something to deny them access to!

--
Joyce

- Your mom and I are going to divorce next month.
- What??? Why! Call me please?
- I wrote Disney and this phone changed it. We are going to Disney.
-- damnyouautocorrect.com

wrote in message
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Christina Websell wrote:

I had a damson tree come down in my garden overnight in very high winds.
My
wood trailer also sufffered some damage, part of the back has been
ripped
off. This morning my TV wouldn't work so I went outside to see if the
aerial had blown down off the chimney stack.
It hadn't but I had to retune it. During the day today it wasn't too
windy
but since about 4 pm the wind is really howling outside again.
Here's hoping I won't get any more trees snapped or uprooted tonight. I
have a lot and some of them are elderly fruit trees, some probably
planted
when the house was built in the 1930's. They just can't stand up to 70
mph
gusts now and I'm not in a position atm with my injuries to saw them up
if
they do fall.

Oh, no! I hope none of the trees your nasty neighbors want to take down
are uprooted. You have to have something to deny them access to!

No worries, they are poplars, it would take an earthquake or a 200 mph
hurricane to take them down, they are still standing for me to say no.
I'm so bad.
Tweed