Archive for The Potting Shed A forum to discuss Crafts, Cooking, Gardening, Countryside, Livestock and Pets
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Kathy
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Welcome ChantalHello and welcome Chantal, do join in, we're a friendly lot here.
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Chantal
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Hi everyone
I have an allotment and love gardening, knitting, cross stich, living the good life ( as far as is possible) and my darling cat Rosie.
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Cabbagepatch
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Hello Chantal and a very warm welcome
Is that a photo of Rosie as your avatar? She looks beautiful.
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agapanthus
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Hi Chantal!!!! Beautiful cat!!!!
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Chantal
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Sorry guys, been a bit busy and not looking on here
Yes, my avatar is my beautiful cat Rosalita (Rosie) who has just celebrated her 19th birthday. She rules the house and I'm going to face bankruptcy by having the central heating on far more for her than either me or my husband. She's very thin now and really feels the cold so spends most of her day sleeping beside a radiator. Nights are spent cuddled down the duvet with me to keep her warm. But hey, what's money compared to keeping her happy.
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Kathy
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Awww bless, she's lovely and I quite agree you need the heating on for her!
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Libby
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Welcome Chantal and Rosie. We do spoil our pets don't we. I'm a right old fuss pots with my cats making sure there in at night etc!
Look forward to hearing more about you and yours
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Chantal
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It's my cockerel Rocky who's been causing me the most problems recently. He was hand reared and in fact lived in the house with us for the first four months of his life after being battered as a chick (by his mother!). He had serious neurological problems for some months and was a star gazer, although you'd never know it now.
He still wanders in and out of the house when the door is open although mercifully only one of the girls tends to join him. He's now very big and sex mad so my poor girls are almost feather free. I put coats (saddles) on them and he just ripped them off, so I was going to try the baked potatoes on the spurs thing ands give him a manicure, but have instead found him a new home in Worcestershire. He'll have a flock of around 25 girls, 6 acres of semi wooded land with fox proof electric fencing and should live the life of Riley. I'll be very sad to see him go as he's very beautiful, we've been through a lot and has a huge personality, but it's for the best.
Rosie is very pleased to hear the news as she's dictated no less than fourteen letters of complaint to my husband about having to share the house with the "cockroach" as they called him.
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Libby
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Oh he is indeed very magnificent, how great that you have found him a new home!
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