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Thanks everyone. My lot are out seeing if there is a morning bird to be had, although NellyBelly the Siamese will be next door begging at her window, he likes to play the poor 3 legged Beastie and get cat treats.. |
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Hello and welcome. My Mum has a 3-legged siamese which visits her on a daily basis begging for ham off cuts. S/he is tremendously nervous but extremely beautiful. I hope you enjoy your stay at Catsey; a small but perfectly formed forum. |
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Hello jag, just noticed your Intro post, I've been a bit away with the fairies the last couple of days. Welcome from me and my 2, Pearl and Pandora xx |
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Thanks for the welcome everyone. My kitties keep me on my toes, the dog less so, although he can be a little sod at times. Yola's mum's Siamese visitor sounds nothing like my Nelly-Belly, well, except for begging and being rather handsome. A sentence with 'tremendously nervous' and Nelson in it would go more like 'I am tremendously nervous that wretched cat is going to climb up that tree and get stuck.' Possibly also, 'that Siamese cat makes my cats tremendously nervous.' . . .  |
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