tinksdad
It's a Good day to get Wet!
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Personally, I HATE when that happens!!!justmestace said:

Personally, I HATE when that happens!!!justmestace said:
You know Jay, Always up for a party!!!scuba diver said:Stacey, I just go around to checking out your pictures. The comments about Jay wearing a shade was just to much for me.
Nice suite. I hope our Radisson suite in two weeks is just as nice.
tinksdad said:Personally, I HATE when that happens!!!![]()
ohiominnie said:Here's what I've been dealing with today besides school: (copy and pasted from another thread b/c I have to leave for rehearsal in 10 minutes)
Here's an update....remember the cat that wandered into our yard?? The declawed, neutered, friendly Maine Coon? Well, the shelter called yesterday and they had a spot for him....finally!! Since it's getting cold here and he was NOT liking staying outside, we decided we should take him and let the shelter find him a home. It is a No-kill shelter (hence the long waiting list to get him in) and they said they WOULD adopt him out on two conditions....he had to be adoptable---meaning he couldn't be vicious, and #2, he had to test negative for FIV (cat version of HIV)
Well, they called today to tell us he tested positive and they had no choice but to put him down. He wasn't MY cat...just a stray we took care of for awhile, but I do feel bad because yesterday he was here, out hunting and being pet by us when we went outside. Today, he's going to be put down.
Now, the question is....what do we do with our outdoor cat who tested negative when we picked him up from the shelter in 1998, but was never vaccinated and has been living outside since 2000? He's been exposed to lots of strays and now this one who we KNOW is positive.....so what to do. If we go to the vet and he tests negative, well, we'd have to deal with that. He's big and healthy now and doesn't seem ill at all, but could possibly be contagious to other cats who come around. Hmmmmmmmmm......
dobelover said:Thank you for the laugh, helped me remember the picture of you as Buckthorn Varlett ( not sure about the spelling).
Diana you are right about not being exposed to germs. In my work group only one woman had children. Poor Emmy has strep throat, but seemed better today. Just wish I had remembered she was sick before we shared a bottle of water!
Sue
dobelover said:Good Morning All - Irene, I am getting excited for you and Sam.
Sue
chip&dale&fun said:Do you have any indoor cats - if so, then you may wish to ask your vet if it is possilbe that FIV can be passed through the two cats being on either side of a screen door, for instance. If so, then either - take the inside cate to be tested and receive the annual vaccine - and/or the outside cat as well.
chip&dale&fun said:Sue - I am with the no-kids group and will catch anything at a kids B-day party - to the extent I decline invitations that come-up right before important events.
WDWLVR said:Good morning cruisers!
Happy Wednesday!
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Stacey - love the picture of you and Jay!
Karen - sorry to hear about your kitty.
Irene & Sam - hope you can take a few minutes in the next couple of days to just relax and get excited about the cruise!
ohiominnie said:Stupid me took the kids to a birthday party at Chuck E. Cheeses
Dancind said:So Kiki, you got a whole night at home, and noone had to go anywhere? That's radical! It doesn't happen often around here either.