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Dorthee, so glad you had a so so good time in Norfolk. Just seeing your son was enough I am sure. Have a great time with your son when he gets home. I won't see mine for almost a year now, going out to sea soon.
Michelle enjoy your sons homecoming as well. I wish I could be in Hawaii to see mine off but I can't. I hope to go see him there next year.
Hi everyone - we have groups here too that feed the feral cats in different areas. What I like is that they also trap them, take them to the Humane Society to get fixed and then re-release them into the same colony, keeping the population in check and hopefully eventually decreasing its numbers. I admire that. Daysleeper's, I sure understand your frustration with the neighbor. Much as I like cats, I wouldn't want a house full of them right next to us, if they're allowed outdoors.
Marcy - cool you had your son with you : ) Mine will be coming home for a bit end of this month, I can't wait!
Hope you all had a great Memorial Day weekend. I did. We went camping and my sailor was home and he went with us. It was nice have him all to myself. It has been busy here. I started back to school for the summer Anatomy and Physiology 2. Man it is kicking my butt too. Had a test the other day and got a D on it. Not happy about that. My sailor went home on Tuesday and so I was bummed for a couple of days.
Daysleeper, we used to have couple that took in every stray possible. Then of course the babies came. They would get into the garbage and make everyone mad. I am a cat lover but there comes a point when you can't take care of all them. So happy they went to the shelter though, they will find good homes for them.
Are the Islands close or are they really far apart? I know silly question but when you look on a map they look a little close together. Just wondering because of the weird weather you are having down there. I guess it would be like here, in one town they can be getting really bad storm and just over the hill nothing. It is sunny here today, so thanks to whoever sent it to us. It is beautiful out. A little chilly but at least the sun is shining.
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