17-07-2016, 09:43 AM
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Re: Good Morning Sunday
Good morning everyone, cloud starting to break here and feeling pretty warm already.
Just a few odd jobs to do this morning then a leisurely afternoon in a deckchair with a book beckons methinks.
Smashing picture and lovely tale Mups.
Enjoy your Sunday folks.
...Have a good Sunday All and don't do anything I wouldn't do 
17-07-2016, 10:28 AM
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Re: Good Morning Sunday
Good morning, very cloudy and muggy here.Feeling cross this morning, while I was out with my dog a lovely lady that gave me some barrel hoops for my garden "sculpture" called out to me, the beautiful cottage her and her husband live in was flooded recently, they had to move out for six months. There is a skip in their garden containing furniture and people had been in there helping themselves!
She asked me to keep an eye out when I'm about, the furniture belongs to to insurance people now so needs to be accounted for.
Flipping people! Fancy going into someone's property in broad daylight and nicking they're stuff!
Poor couple also had someone run into their car too!
17-07-2016, 12:09 PM
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Re: Good Morning Sunday
Originally Posted by clumsy
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buenas dias all. Hot and sunny, no cloud around today. No particular plans for today, I will probably go down to the boulevard and have a walk round later this afternoon. Lovely picture Mups, did you keep the kittens?Have a pleasant day all.
Thanks clumsy.
There were 4 kittens in a bag in a skip. I happened to be going past as the lorry driver was picking the skip up. I knew him anyway, so he beckoned me over and said he'd seen the bag moving and investigated and found the kittens still alive.
He couldn't take them himself, and asked me if I could, so I did. They were very tiny and not weaned at the time, so I used to feed them my goats milk with a syringe. I'd feed one, then pass it over to Ben while I fed the next one. He would wash them, make them wee, then clean them again. He was brilliant and so gentle with them.
In answer to your question, no I only kept them for a couple of months or so, I just wanted to get them home, fed and warm but it was then I realised how young they were.
I couldn't let them go to homes until they were older and fully weaned. I think they were 2 or 3 months old when I finally found them good homes.
17-07-2016, 12:36 PM
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Re: Good Morning Sunday
Originally Posted by Mups
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Thanks clumsy. There were 4 kittens in a bag in a skip. I happened to be going past as the lorry driver was picking the skip up. I knew him anyway, so he beckoned me over and said he'd seen the bag moving and investigated and found the kittens still alive.
He couldn't take them himself, and asked me if I could, so I did. They were very tiny and not weaned at the time, so I used to feed them my goats milk with a syringe. I'd feed one, then pass it over to Ben while I fed the next one. He would wash them, make them wee, then clean them again. He was brilliant and so gentle with them.
In answer to your question, no I only kept them for a couple of months or so, I just wanted to get them home, fed and warm but it was then I realised how young they were.
I couldn't let them go to homes until they were older and fully weaned. I think they were 2 or 3 months old when I finally found them good homes.
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