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Yes, we shifted some space to over and below the ovens, I think overall it's about the same.
Well spotted with the poster! My daughter was pleased with a picture of our cat that she took, so I printed a large poster of it at work for her. (Cats=Barry, Dogs=Emmitt :smile: )
Actually looking at it, I should have said that it was a window and we have giant cats around here!
Nice job on the addition.
I will admit however, sadly have to report you to animal control for naming your dog Emmitt.;-)
I long for a Lions team that is consistently competitive.
20 years is a very long time!! Think about what changes in your life probably took place during that time!! She must have had a good life Sorry you have to say goodbye.
Yes Bimmer..... They can live a long life. Done a job for a couple in Edinburgh who's cat was 24. Ok, it was a deaf, blind and gummy piece of fur sitting in a cat bed, but it was alive. They knew it'd need to be put down as it also had tumours on its back, but they were both quite emotional speaking about it.
We've had cats put down over the years......., not good and thoughts with you Wcf.
"...when Hibernian won the Scottish Cup final and that celebration, Sunshine on Leith? I don’t think there’s a better football celebration ever in the game.”
Yes Bimmer..... They can live a long life. Done a job for a couple in Edinburgh who's cat was 24. Ok, it was a deaf, blind and gummy piece of fur sitting in a cat bed, but it was alive. They knew it'd need to be put down as it also had tumours on its back, but they were both quite emotional speaking about it.
We've had cats put down over the years......., not good and thoughts with you Wcf.
Amazing. Seems like most of our cats made it to around 14 years old. Maybe I am not remembering their ages correctly? Our 12 year old has just been diagnosed with congestive heart failure. His brother has a messed up digestive tract(IBS). He's 11. I'm running a cat hospital.
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