Tim has agreed to adoption, provided we call him Diego (Maradonna), so he's been to the vet today for the unkindest cut and is now under my chair, purring furiously and warm for the first time in weeks.
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Maybe we could have a picture of Chantal as well. 
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alan refail wrote:Tim has agreed to adoption, provided we call him Diego (Maradonna), so he's been to the vet today for the unkindest cut and is now under my chair, purring furiously and warm for the first time in weeks.
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Is this any way to treat a husband?
Sounds all right to me!Tim is still suffering from empathy pains for Diego, I understand it's a man thing.
I carried Diego outside today with him struggling to get free to stay inside, to show him the cat flap and how to get back in the house should he go out. I shut the door, put him down, pushed the flap open and a tabby blur shot through and was back in front of the stove before I could even stand up! The look on his face says he never wants to go outside again
The cats aren't really mixing yet, but there's been no squabbles or spitting, just skirting each other, but as it's less than 24 hours since he moved in, I think that's pretty good.
I'll try and get a decent photo of Diego and some new ones of Tabitha and Fabio. As for one of me, no chance OH.
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As for one of me, no chance OH.
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Thankyou Alan, i have got that one, "and some others", but i'm sure some of the newer members will be excited.
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Gosh how exciting, i've never been murdered by anyone pretty before. 
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I think we should be the judge of that.
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