Re: Cats, was Procedure note

August 21, 2002

Allie, You will love it. Now both cats are on the desk, one sleeping in her

little corner, the other looking outside at the birds (and trying to catch the

ones that come up close). I have a bird feeder only about 12-18 inches outside

the window, plus several others, so there are birds all over the place. Of

course the cats are not allowed outside, they can only look at the birds and

dream. Working at home is wonderful, you just have to remember to stay focused

on work and not let the distractions get the upper hand. Margaret

>>> Candlelight 08/21/02 04:11PM >>>

OK. I have GOT to work at home. (:

I would love to have my cat nearby while I am typing away... I just can't wait

to graduate from my program and go after an at home MT job...

-Allie

>

>Subject: Re: Procedure note

>

> Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:02:32 -0400

> To: , <nmtc >

>

>Pattie, That would be Isovue but please check your drug book for spelling, my

cat is asleep on mine right now and I don't want to disturb her. Margaret

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Allie, You will love it. Now both cats are on the desk, one sleeping in her

little corner, the other looking outside at the birds (and trying to catch the

ones that come up close). I have a bird feeder only about 12-18 inches outside

the window, plus several others, so there are birds all over the place. Of

course the cats are not allowed outside, they can only look at the birds and

dream. Working at home is wonderful, you just have to remember to stay focused

on work and not let the distractions get the upper hand. Margaret

>>> Candlelight 08/21/02 04:11PM >>>

OK. I have GOT to work at home. (:

I would love to have my cat nearby while I am typing away... I just can't wait

to graduate from my program and go after an at home MT job...

-Allie

>

>Subject: Re: Procedure note

>

> Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:02:32 -0400

> To: , <nmtc >

>

>Pattie, That would be Isovue but please check your drug book for spelling, my

cat is asleep on mine right now and I don't want to disturb her. Margaret

>

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At least cats are fairly quiet. I have two kids.

Actually, my oldest is starting kindergarten on Monday, so I'll be doing a

little more typing during the day. sniff, sniff. I can't believe she's old

enough

to go!

Pattie

Candlelight wrote:

> OK. I have GOT to work at home. (:

>

> I would love to have my cat nearby while I am typing away... I just can't wait

to graduate from my program and go after an at home MT job...

>

> -Allie

>

> >

> >Subject: Re: Procedure note

> >

> > Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:02:32 -0400

> > To: , <nmtc >

> >

> >Pattie, That would be Isovue but please check your drug book for spelling, my

cat is asleep on mine right now and I don't want to disturb her. Margaret

> >

>

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August 21, 2002

At least cats are fairly quiet. I have two kids.

Actually, my oldest is starting kindergarten on Monday, so I'll be doing a

little more typing during the day. sniff, sniff. I can't believe she's old

enough

to go!

Pattie

Candlelight wrote:

> OK. I have GOT to work at home. (:

>

> I would love to have my cat nearby while I am typing away... I just can't wait

to graduate from my program and go after an at home MT job...

>

> -Allie

>

> >

> >Subject: Re: Procedure note

> >

> > Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:02:32 -0400

> > To: , <nmtc >

> >

> >Pattie, That would be Isovue but please check your drug book for spelling, my

cat is asleep on mine right now and I don't want to disturb her. Margaret

> >

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August 21, 2002

At least cats are fairly quiet. I have two kids.

Actually, my oldest is starting kindergarten on Monday, so I'll be doing a

little more typing during the day. sniff, sniff. I can't believe she's old

enough

to go!

Pattie

Candlelight wrote:

> OK. I have GOT to work at home. (:

>

> I would love to have my cat nearby while I am typing away... I just can't wait

to graduate from my program and go after an at home MT job...

>

> -Allie

>

> >

> >Subject: Re: Procedure note

> >

> > Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:02:32 -0400

> > To: , <nmtc >

> >

> >Pattie, That would be Isovue but please check your drug book for spelling, my

cat is asleep on mine right now and I don't want to disturb her. Margaret

> >

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August 21, 2002

Ohmy! LoL! I have 3 cats who talk to birds that way too! Whenever I try to

describe it for someone they look at me like I'm one brick short a full

load, but they *do* talk to the birds in some weird chirpy cat language! Not

purring or growling or hissing or meowing.

I also have a tiny little beagle dog, Minnie, who thinks she is a cat!

roflol!

< () // \

~~~o <> )

< () \\ / I don't know if this'll come through or not, but it's my

rendition of a cat! haha

If it doesn't come through right, then use your imagination! ohmygosh! :oP

Re: Cats, was Procedure note

I have indoor-only cats, too. They sit on their carpet-covered cat tree and

watch squirrels & birds all day. They talk to the things outside the window

-- a kind of " chcchchch-ackackackack " noise. It's hilarious. (:

My husband asks the cats if they are watching " Bird TV " and " Squirrel TV. "

(:

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Ohmy! LoL! I have 3 cats who talk to birds that way too! Whenever I try to

describe it for someone they look at me like I'm one brick short a full

load, but they *do* talk to the birds in some weird chirpy cat language! Not

purring or growling or hissing or meowing.

I also have a tiny little beagle dog, Minnie, who thinks she is a cat!

roflol!

< () // \

~~~o <> )

< () \\ / I don't know if this'll come through or not, but it's my

rendition of a cat! haha

If it doesn't come through right, then use your imagination! ohmygosh! :oP

Re: Cats, was Procedure note

I have indoor-only cats, too. They sit on their carpet-covered cat tree and

watch squirrels & birds all day. They talk to the things outside the window

-- a kind of " chcchchch-ackackackack " noise. It's hilarious. (:

My husband asks the cats if they are watching " Bird TV " and " Squirrel TV. "

(:

-Allie

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Ohmy! LoL! I have 3 cats who talk to birds that way too! Whenever I try to

describe it for someone they look at me like I'm one brick short a full

load, but they *do* talk to the birds in some weird chirpy cat language! Not

purring or growling or hissing or meowing.

I also have a tiny little beagle dog, Minnie, who thinks she is a cat!

roflol!

< () // \

~~~o <> )

< () \\ / I don't know if this'll come through or not, but it's my

rendition of a cat! haha

If it doesn't come through right, then use your imagination! ohmygosh! :oP

Re: Cats, was Procedure note

I have indoor-only cats, too. They sit on their carpet-covered cat tree and

watch squirrels & birds all day. They talk to the things outside the window

-- a kind of " chcchchch-ackackackack " noise. It's hilarious. (:

My husband asks the cats if they are watching " Bird TV " and " Squirrel TV. "

(:

-Allie

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August 21, 2002

The absolute best part of working at home for me is that I get to spend

virtually all of my waking, working and sleeping hours with my wife of soon

to be 28 years. Spending these golden years really together has been good.

Quixote

Re: Procedure note

> >

> > Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:02:32 -0400

> > To: , <nmtc >

> >

> >Pattie, That would be Isovue but please check your drug book for

spelling, my cat is asleep on mine right now and I don't want to disturb

her. Margaret

> >

August 21, 2002

The absolute best part of working at home for me is that I get to spend

virtually all of my waking, working and sleeping hours with my wife of soon

to be 28 years. Spending these golden years really together has been good.

Quixote

Re: Procedure note

> >

> > Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:02:32 -0400

> > To: , <nmtc >

> >

> >Pattie, That would be Isovue but please check your drug book for

spelling, my cat is asleep on mine right now and I don't want to disturb

her. Margaret

> >

August 21, 2002

The absolute best part of working at home for me is that I get to spend

virtually all of my waking, working and sleeping hours with my wife of soon

to be 28 years. Spending these golden years really together has been good.

Quixote

Re: Procedure note

> >

> > Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:02:32 -0400

> > To: , <nmtc >

> >

> >Pattie, That would be Isovue but please check your drug book for

spelling, my cat is asleep on mine right now and I don't want to disturb

her. Margaret

> >

August 21, 2002

I have a cat that doesn't make ANY noise, except I've heard a hiss or two when

he gets into with my other cat, who pretty much hates him because she was here

first. The vet said he either isn't very vocal or that

because he was so young when we found him (a stray), he hadn't learned to meow

from his mom. It's funny to see him " meow " without sound. I keep tell him to get

a real meow.

Now the other cat, especially if we are late with breakfast or supper, will let

us know her displeasure with great amounts of complaining!

Pattie

Candlelight wrote:

> I have indoor-only cats, too. They sit on their carpet-covered cat tree and

watch squirrels & birds all day. They talk to the things outside the window -- a

kind of " chcchchch-ackackackack " noise. It's hilarious. (:

>

> My husband asks the cats if they are watching " Bird TV " and " Squirrel TV. "

>

> (:

>

> -Allie

>

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I have a cat that doesn't make ANY noise, except I've heard a hiss or two when

he gets into with my other cat, who pretty much hates him because she was here

first. The vet said he either isn't very vocal or that

because he was so young when we found him (a stray), he hadn't learned to meow

from his mom. It's funny to see him " meow " without sound. I keep tell him to get

a real meow.

Now the other cat, especially if we are late with breakfast or supper, will let

us know her displeasure with great amounts of complaining!

Pattie

Candlelight wrote:

> I have indoor-only cats, too. They sit on their carpet-covered cat tree and

watch squirrels & birds all day. They talk to the things outside the window -- a

kind of " chcchchch-ackackackack " noise. It's hilarious. (:

>

> My husband asks the cats if they are watching " Bird TV " and " Squirrel TV. "

>

> (:

>

> -Allie

>

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August 21, 2002

Now, that I like to hear! My hubby and I are going to be celebrating 36

years soon and we love to escape in our RV away from all this work!

Also, I have MANY cats - have a few acres - had to build a cat room just for

them with toys and places to lounge in between exploring for mice and the

like.

-- Re: Cats, was Procedure note

The absolute best part of working at home for me is that I get to spend

virtually all of my waking, working and sleeping hours with my wife of soon

to be 28 years. Spending these golden years really together has been good.

Quixote

Re: Procedure note

> >

> > Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:02:32 -0400

> > To: , <nmtc >

> >

> >Pattie, That would be Isovue but please check your drug book for

spelling, my cat is asleep on mine right now and I don't want to disturb

her. Margaret

> >

August 21, 2002

Now, that I like to hear! My hubby and I are going to be celebrating 36

years soon and we love to escape in our RV away from all this work!

Also, I have MANY cats - have a few acres - had to build a cat room just for

them with toys and places to lounge in between exploring for mice and the

like.

-- Re: Cats, was Procedure note

The absolute best part of working at home for me is that I get to spend

virtually all of my waking, working and sleeping hours with my wife of soon

to be 28 years. Spending these golden years really together has been good.

Quixote

Re: Procedure note

> >

> > Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:02:32 -0400

> > To: , <nmtc >

> >

> >Pattie, That would be Isovue but please check your drug book for

spelling, my cat is asleep on mine right now and I don't want to disturb

her. Margaret

> >

August 21, 2002

Now, that I like to hear! My hubby and I are going to be celebrating 36

years soon and we love to escape in our RV away from all this work!

Also, I have MANY cats - have a few acres - had to build a cat room just for

them with toys and places to lounge in between exploring for mice and the

like.

-- Re: Cats, was Procedure note

The absolute best part of working at home for me is that I get to spend

virtually all of my waking, working and sleeping hours with my wife of soon

to be 28 years. Spending these golden years really together has been good.

Quixote

Re: Procedure note

> >

> > Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:02:32 -0400

> > To: , <nmtc >

> >

> >Pattie, That would be Isovue but please check your drug book for

spelling, my cat is asleep on mine right now and I don't want to disturb

her. Margaret

> >

August 21, 2002

My cat " chatters' (that's what it's called) at birds too. I love it. It's the

only part of him that's cat, cause he's mostly a dog or thinks he is.

Quixote, that is SO sweet how you are so happy to spend your days with your wife

of 28 years!!

I do love my husband, but find him distracting when I'm working.

val

August 21, 2002

My cat " chatters' (that's what it's called) at birds too. I love it. It's the

only part of him that's cat, cause he's mostly a dog or thinks he is.

Quixote, that is SO sweet how you are so happy to spend your days with your wife

of 28 years!!

I do love my husband, but find him distracting when I'm working.

val

August 21, 2002

Talking to the birds is one thing, bringing them into the house is another.

I have had various assortment over the years, including a quail that hid

under my couch. That is why we have the cat room now with pet door - they

come and go as they please.

-- Re: Cats, was Procedure note

I have indoor-only cats, too. They sit on their carpet-covered cat tree and

watch squirrels & birds all day. They talk to the things outside the window

-- a kind of " chcchchch-ackackackack " noise. It's hilarious. (:

My husband asks the cats if they are watching " Bird TV " and " Squirrel TV. "

(:

-Allie

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Talking to the birds is one thing, bringing them into the house is another.

I have had various assortment over the years, including a quail that hid

under my couch. That is why we have the cat room now with pet door - they

come and go as they please.

-- Re: Cats, was Procedure note

I have indoor-only cats, too. They sit on their carpet-covered cat tree and

watch squirrels & birds all day. They talk to the things outside the window

-- a kind of " chcchchch-ackackackack " noise. It's hilarious. (:

My husband asks the cats if they are watching " Bird TV " and " Squirrel TV. "

(:

-Allie

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Talking to the birds is one thing, bringing them into the house is another.

I have had various assortment over the years, including a quail that hid

under my couch. That is why we have the cat room now with pet door - they

come and go as they please.

-- Re: Cats, was Procedure note

I have indoor-only cats, too. They sit on their carpet-covered cat tree and

watch squirrels & birds all day. They talk to the things outside the window

-- a kind of " chcchchch-ackackackack " noise. It's hilarious. (:

My husband asks the cats if they are watching " Bird TV " and " Squirrel TV. "

(:

-Allie

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Thank goodness my cats haven't brought any " friends " inside with them; they

just leave them on the porch for us. Ugh. Chatting cats...pretty neat. We

have a pet door on our garage for all the animals in case they're outside

when we leave. Only one cat likes to be near me when I'm at home on the

computer; the rest could not care less what I was doing. lol

, how are the fires out your way? Are they dying down any? Our server

was down here for a few days, which consequently knocked me off internet

e-mail, so I missed about a week's worth of messages. I was thinking about

you and your family though, and I was wondering if they had been able to

contain those fires that were about to join.

Re: Cats, was Procedure note

I have indoor-only cats, too. They sit on their carpet-covered cat tree and

watch squirrels & birds all day. They talk to the things outside the window

-- a kind of " chcchchch-ackackackack " noise. It's hilarious. (:

My husband asks the cats if they are watching " Bird TV " and " Squirrel TV. "

(:

-Allie

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