Re: light note for a change: quite off topic

[Guest guest]

and slep i hope

>

> Hi, all,

> It's now 11:30 at night, and Andy is alternately in our back and front

> yards

> with a neighbor we hadn't met before now. Her tiny cat somehow made it

> to the roof of our huge - and very tall - house. We've been on ladders,

> I've

> provided chicken, all without success. What a swell change of pace! Our

> 4 cats have vanished into various closets or under beds, but the dogs are

> barking like mad. To top everything else, we're slated for hail and

> tornadoes. Beats dealing with various other things we've been handling.

> Now, at 11:32, I'm off to make our bed. Long story. Martha

>

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[Guest guest]

and slep i hope

>

> Hi, all,

> It's now 11:30 at night, and Andy is alternately in our back and front

> yards

> with a neighbor we hadn't met before now. Her tiny cat somehow made it

> to the roof of our huge - and very tall - house. We've been on ladders,

> I've

> provided chicken, all without success. What a swell change of pace! Our

> 4 cats have vanished into various closets or under beds, but the dogs are

> barking like mad. To top everything else, we're slated for hail and

> tornadoes. Beats dealing with various other things we've been handling.

> Now, at 11:32, I'm off to make our bed. Long story. Martha

>

>

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> http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=2117043995

>

> Membership of this email support group does not constitute membership in

> the CHARGE Syndrome Foundation; for information about the CHARGE Syndrome

> Foundation or to become a member (and get the newsletter),

> please contact marion@... or visit

> the web site at http://www.chargesyndrome.org

>

> 8th International

> CHARGE Syndrome Conference, July, 2007. Information will be available at

> www.chargesyndrome.org or by calling 1-.

>

[Guest guest]

Nope, Ellen, not sleep yet. Andy just heard a male voice talking to our

neighbor's kitten --- and it's now 12:15. We're big animal folks, but I'm an

even bigger sleeper. I'd like to just yank this little fella into our bedroom,

stick him under the covers, and call it a night. However, I have a feeling

that our other critters would consider him an outsider. Gosh, I think I've

lived too long in the midwest.

Martha

An even later note (oh, so off topic; someone hit me with a noodle): Andy

is on his way outside again to help the unknown male voice who's

climbing our roof. Life is most peculiar. We have a central alarm system.

We are careful to the point of paranoia, or so I thought. Now, we're

helping someone climb the roof.

[Guest guest]

im an animal person to if i see one i cuddle them all the time and kis them

but my carer hate it when i kiss her dog coz well he slobbers and they sa

its unhygenic but i dotn care LOL

>

> Nope, Ellen, not sleep yet. Andy just heard a male voice talking to our

> neighbor's kitten --- and it's now 12:15. We're big animal folks, but I'm

> an

> even bigger sleeper. I'd like to just yank this little fella into our

> bedroom,

> stick him under the covers, and call it a night. However, I have a

> feeling

> that our other critters would consider him an outsider. Gosh, I think I've

> lived too long in the midwest.

> Martha

> An even later note (oh, so off topic; someone hit me with a noodle): Andy

> is on his way outside again to help the unknown male voice who's

> climbing our roof. Life is most peculiar. We have a central alarm system.

> We are careful to the point of paranoia, or so I thought. Now, we're

> helping someone climb the roof.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You'll have to post us an update today on how things went Martha!

>

> Hi, all,

> It's now 11:30 at night, and Andy is alternately in our back and front

> yards

> with a neighbor we hadn't met before now. Her tiny cat somehow made it

> to the roof of our huge - and very tall - house. We've been on ladders,

> I've

> provided chicken, all without success. What a swell change of pace! Our

> 4 cats have vanished into various closets or under beds, but the dogs are

> barking like mad. To top everything else, we're slated for hail and

> tornadoes. Beats dealing with various other things we've been handling.

> Now, at 11:32, I'm off to make our bed. Long story. Martha

>

>

> CHARGE SYNDROME LISTSERV PHOTO PAGE:

> http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=2117043995

>

> Membership of this email support group does not constitute membership in

> the CHARGE Syndrome Foundation; for information about the CHARGE Syndrome

> Foundation or to become a member (and get the newsletter),

> please contact marion@... or visit

> the web site at http://www.chargesyndrome.org

>

> 8th International

> CHARGE Syndrome Conference, July, 2007. Information will be available at

> www.chargesyndrome.org or by calling 1-.

>

[Guest guest]

I hope you got the cat down!!

Crystal and Eva (11 month charger)

>

> Hi, all,

> It's now 11:30 at night, and Andy is alternately in our back and

front yards

> with a neighbor we hadn't met before now. Her tiny cat somehow made

it

> to the roof of our huge - and very tall - house. We've been on

ladders, I've

> provided chicken, all without success. What a swell change of

pace! Our

> 4 cats have vanished into various closets or under beds, but the

dogs are

> barking like mad. To top everything else, we're slated for hail and

> tornadoes. Beats dealing with various other things we've been

handling.

> Now, at 11:32, I'm off to make our bed. Long story. Martha

>

[Guest guest]

I hope you got the cat down!!

Crystal and Eva (11 month charger)

>

> Hi, all,

> It's now 11:30 at night, and Andy is alternately in our back and

front yards

> with a neighbor we hadn't met before now. Her tiny cat somehow made

it

> to the roof of our huge - and very tall - house. We've been on

ladders, I've

> provided chicken, all without success. What a swell change of

pace! Our

> 4 cats have vanished into various closets or under beds, but the

dogs are

> barking like mad. To top everything else, we're slated for hail and

> tornadoes. Beats dealing with various other things we've been

handling.

> Now, at 11:32, I'm off to make our bed. Long story. Martha

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for asking. Yes, this unknown man went up on our roof after

midnight and returned to the ground with the cat. What a night! Martha

[Guest guest]

Thanks for asking. Yes, this unknown man went up on our roof after

midnight and returned to the ground with the cat. What a night! Martha

[Guest guest]

Thanks for asking. Yes, this unknown man went up on our roof after

midnight and returned to the ground with the cat. What a night! Martha

[Guest guest]

Martha,

My goodness, if a good laugh was ever needed!!!!!! Having just spent 2

nights in hospital with J and her coclear implant, this is the funniest

thing I have yet read and I am glad it came to the list, thank you. A break

from all the usual stuff is always very welcome. Man, I love this list just

as it is depite the frustrations of hours of reading.

Glad the cat got rescued, and who the heck does the strange (hero man) voice

belong to anyway? Or is he a bit of a Shane who sort of disappears into the

night? Any more on the cat?

Still laughing out loud...........

Flo

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> Thanks for asking. Yes, this unknown man went up on our roof after

> midnight and returned to the ground with the cat. What a night! Martha

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Martha,

My goodness, if a good laugh was ever needed!!!!!! Having just spent 2

nights in hospital with J and her coclear implant, this is the funniest

thing I have yet read and I am glad it came to the list, thank you. A break

from all the usual stuff is always very welcome. Man, I love this list just

as it is depite the frustrations of hours of reading.

Glad the cat got rescued, and who the heck does the strange (hero man) voice

belong to anyway? Or is he a bit of a Shane who sort of disappears into the

night? Any more on the cat?

Still laughing out loud...........

Flo

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> Thanks for asking. Yes, this unknown man went up on our roof after

> midnight and returned to the ground with the cat. What a night! Martha

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