Auntie June visits KFC

June came tonight. As she always rushes away after her visits - so busy -
she had not been able to appreciate fully the effects of our groom-a-thon,
so when KFC came swaggering up to greet her tonight she was bowled over by
how beautiful she looks. "Wow" she said, "she looks better than I've ever
seen her" I said "What, ever??" She said "No, but for the past two years."
We discussed our tactics for next time, there are some tiny mats still, and
they are very tiny Kitty's front legs and around her chest that were under
the restraining towel. We decided we will get every last minute mat out and
she will get a one time only bath.
We've both looked at the ideas about cornflour and stuff. We don't think it
would work but thanks to everyone for their ideas.
June did not come just to visit KFC, btw. We were hoping to go on a coach
trip to the seaside this weekend. One of her whippets (15 yo )had a severe
vestibular attack last night, her third and the dog is only just able to
stand today. She does not want to leave her.
She came to pay me for the tickets I bought for us both. I said "don't be
so stupid" like it mattered! but she insisted.
However, purrs for a whippet girl who is flat on her back through vestibular
attack would not go amiss.
It's like a stroke, but it isn't one.

Tweed

Christina Websell wrote:
June came tonight. As she always rushes away after her visits - so
busy - she had not been able to appreciate fully the effects of our
groom-a-thon, so when KFC came swaggering up to greet her tonight she
was bowled over by how beautiful she looks. "Wow" she said, "she
looks better than I've ever seen her" I said "What, ever??" She
said "No, but for the past two years." We discussed our tactics for
next time, there are some tiny mats still, and they are very tiny Kitty's
front legs and around her chest that were under the
restraining towel. We decided we will get every last minute mat out
and she will get a one time only bath. We've both looked at the ideas
about cornflour and stuff. We don't
think it would work but thanks to everyone for their ideas.
June did not come just to visit KFC, btw. We were hoping to go on a
coach trip to the seaside this weekend. One of her whippets (15 yo
)had a severe vestibular attack last night, her third and the dog is
only just able to stand today. She does not want to leave her.
She came to pay me for the tickets I bought for us both. I said
"don't be so stupid" like it mattered! but she insisted.
However, purrs for a whippet girl who is flat on her back through
vestibular attack would not go amiss.
It's like a stroke, but it isn't one.

Tweed

Purrs on the way for the poor doggie. Will you still be taking the trip?
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

On Aug 20, 4:11*pm, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
June came tonight. *As she always rushes away after her visits - so busy -
she had not been able to appreciate fully the effects of our groom-a-thon,
so when KFC came swaggering up to greet her tonight she was bowled over by
how beautiful she looks. *"Wow" she said, "she looks better than I've ever
seen her" *I said "What, ever??" *She said "No, but for the past two years."
We discussed our tactics for next time, there are some tiny mats still, and
they are very tiny *Kitty's front legs and around her chest that were under
the restraining towel. *We decided we will get every last minute mat out and
she will get a one time only bath.
We've both looked at the ideas about cornflour and stuff. *We don't think it
would work but thanks to everyone for their ideas.
June did not come just to visit KFC, btw. *We were hoping to go on a coach
trip to the seaside this weekend. *One of her whippets (15 yo )had a severe
vestibular attack last night, her third and the dog is only just able to
stand today. * She does not want to leave her.
*She came to pay me for the tickets I bought for us both. *I said "don't be
so stupid" *like it mattered! *but she insisted.
However, purrs for a whippet girl who is flat on her back through vestibular
attack would not go amiss.
It's like a stroke, but it isn't one.


Purrs for the little running-dog. And, as always, good to read about
KFC.

--
Will in New Haven

"Christina Websell"
June came tonight. As she always rushes away after her visits - so busy -
she had not been able to appreciate fully the effects of our groom-a-thon,
so when KFC came swaggering up to greet her tonight she was bowled over by
how beautiful she looks. "Wow" she said, "she looks better than I've ever
seen her" I said "What, ever??" She said "No, but for the past two
years."
We discussed our tactics for next time, there are some tiny mats still,
and they are very tiny Kitty's front legs and around her chest that were
under the restraining towel. We decided we will get every last minute mat
out and she will get a one time only bath.
We've both looked at the ideas about cornflour and stuff. We don't think
it would work but thanks to everyone for their ideas.
June did not come just to visit KFC, btw. We were hoping to go on a coach
trip to the seaside this weekend. One of her whippets (15 yo )had a
severe vestibular attack last night, her third and the dog is only just
able to stand today. She does not want to leave her.
She came to pay me for the tickets I bought for us both. I said "don't be
so stupid" like it mattered! but she insisted.
However, purrs for a whippet girl who is flat on her back through
vestibular attack would not go amiss.
It's like a stroke, but it isn't one.

Tweed

Purrs lovingly sent for the whippet gal to heal quickly.
Love
Kyla & Clowder

"Adrian" wrote in message
om...
Christina Websell wrote:
June came tonight. As she always rushes away after her visits - so
busy - she had not been able to appreciate fully the effects of our
groom-a-thon, so when KFC came swaggering up to greet her tonight she
was bowled over by how beautiful she looks. "Wow" she said, "she
looks better than I've ever seen her" I said "What, ever??" She
said "No, but for the past two years." We discussed our tactics for
next time, there are some tiny mats still, and they are very tiny Kitty's
front legs and around her chest that were under the
restraining towel. We decided we will get every last minute mat out
and she will get a one time only bath. We've both looked at the ideas
about cornflour and stuff. We don't
think it would work but thanks to everyone for their ideas.
June did not come just to visit KFC, btw. We were hoping to go on a
coach trip to the seaside this weekend. One of her whippets (15 yo
)had a severe vestibular attack last night, her third and the dog is
only just able to stand today. She does not want to leave her.
She came to pay me for the tickets I bought for us both. I said
"don't be so stupid" like it mattered! but she insisted.
However, purrs for a whippet girl who is flat on her back through
vestibular attack would not go amiss.
It's like a stroke, but it isn't one.

Tweed

Purrs on the way for the poor doggie. Will you still be taking the trip?

No. On the coach on my own for hours, at the seaside on my own all day? No.
Absolutely not.
We both wanted to go to Southwold on Saturday We were so looking forward
to it, both of us.
Now it isn't going to happen. I'm not bothered too much, I would rather the
dog was taken care of.

"Christina Websell" wrote in
message ...
June came tonight. As she always rushes away after her visits - so
busy - she had not been able to appreciate fully the effects of our
groom-a-thon, so when KFC came swaggering up to greet her tonight
she was bowled over by how beautiful she looks. "Wow" she said,
"she looks better than I've ever seen her" I said "What, ever??"
She said "No, but for the past two years."
We discussed our tactics for next time, there are some tiny mats
still, and they are very tiny Kitty's front legs and around her
chest that were under the restraining towel. We decided we will get
every last minute mat out and she will get a one time only bath.
We've both looked at the ideas about cornflour and stuff. We don't
think it would work but thanks to everyone for their ideas.
June did not come just to visit KFC, btw. We were hoping to go on a
coach trip to the seaside this weekend. One of her whippets (15
yo )had a severe vestibular attack last night, her third and the dog
is only just able to stand today. She does not want to leave her.
She came to pay me for the tickets I bought for us both. I said
"don't be so stupid" like it mattered! but she insisted.
However, purrs for a whippet girl who is flat on her back through
vestibular attack would not go amiss.
It's like a stroke, but it isn't one.

Tweed

Lots of purrs. Especially from Jake who knows what its like to feel
bad and not know what is wrong. It is so scary to be there for our
dogs and cats.

There is just no way to let them know it will get better.

Jo

"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...
June came tonight. As she always rushes away after her visits - so busy -
she had not been able to appreciate fully the effects of our groom-a-thon,
so when KFC came swaggering up to greet her tonight she was bowled over by
how beautiful she looks. "Wow" she said, "she looks better than I've ever
seen her" I said "What, ever??" She said "No, but for the past two
years."
We discussed our tactics for next time, there are some tiny mats still,
and they are very tiny Kitty's front legs and around her chest that were
under the restraining towel. We decided we will get every last minute mat
out and she will get a one time only bath.
We've both looked at the ideas about cornflour and stuff. We don't think
it would work but thanks to everyone for their ideas.
June did not come just to visit KFC, btw. We were hoping to go on a coach
trip to the seaside this weekend. One of her whippets (15 yo )had a
severe vestibular attack last night, her third and the dog is only just
able to stand today. She does not want to leave her.
She came to pay me for the tickets I bought for us both. I said "don't be
so stupid" like it mattered! but she insisted.
However, purrs for a whippet girl who is flat on her back through
vestibular attack would not go amiss.
It's like a stroke, but it isn't one.

Tweed

Oh, June must be so worried! Purrs on the way for her whippet girl!!

Hugs,

CatNipped

Christina Websell wrote:
June came tonight. As she always rushes away after her visits - so busy -
she had not been able to appreciate fully the effects of our groom-a-thon,
so when KFC came swaggering up to greet her tonight she was bowled over by
how beautiful she looks. "Wow" she said, "she looks better than I've ever
seen her" I said "What, ever??" She said "No, but for the past two years."
We discussed our tactics for next time, there are some tiny mats still, and
they are very tiny Kitty's front legs and around her chest that were under
the restraining towel. We decided we will get every last minute mat out and
she will get a one time only bath.
We've both looked at the ideas about cornflour and stuff. We don't think it
would work but thanks to everyone for their ideas.
June did not come just to visit KFC, btw. We were hoping to go on a coach
trip to the seaside this weekend. One of her whippets (15 yo )had a severe
vestibular attack last night, her third and the dog is only just able to
stand today. She does not want to leave her.
She came to pay me for the tickets I bought for us both. I said "don't be
so stupid" like it mattered! but she insisted.
However, purrs for a whippet girl who is flat on her back through vestibular
attack would not go amiss.
It's like a stroke, but it isn't one.

Tweed

Purrs (from Mistletoe) and doggy licks (from Rex) for June's whippet.

Sam, supervised by Mistletoe

Christina Websell wrote:
However, purrs for a whippet girl who is flat on her back through vestibular
attack would not go amiss.

Many purrs on the way for June's whippet. So sorry you couldn't go on
your trip.

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.

Christina Websell wrote:
June came tonight. As she always rushes away after her visits - so busy -
she had not been able to appreciate fully the effects of our groom-a-thon,
so when KFC came swaggering up to greet her tonight she was bowled over by
how beautiful she looks. "Wow" she said, "she looks better than I've ever
seen her" I said "What, ever??" She said "No, but for the past two years."

Glad to hear that KFC is looking so good, and hopefully feeling as good
as she looks or better. She DESERVES it being such a grand dame cat and
all.