Re: Fur family

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Wanted to add in here that I am claimed by a couple of spoiled (how did that

happen?!?) pupples too. And we live in the country (love it love it!) too

Sharon. One thing good about having larger dogs is that I can share those last

few bites with them instead of not 'waisting' them on myself :)

ehugs, Katcha

IEing since March 2007

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> Hi Sharon,

> I love dogs and cats, but I rent a house so can have only cats.  My cat,

tommy, is a feral cat also; it took one year for me to be allowed to pet him,

lol, and about 6 years before I could pick him up!!  But now he is so

affectionate.  I have Allie, who was not feral and she's super tame, but a bit

moody about whether she wants attention and petting.  I am super tempted, for

Christmas, to adopt one more kitten, but Allie and Tommy are just now getting

along, and I'm not sure I want to do anything that may spoil that.  What do you

think?  I am very, very tempted (like a kid, lol).

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> Laurie

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> To: IntuitiveEating_Support

> Sent: Mon, November 30, 2009 12:46:02 PM

> Subject: Re: Hello all

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> Thank you, Laurie.  Yes, it will be interesting to see just how I deal with

life without the comfort and support of food if I'm not actually hungry. 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Katcha,

The puppies must have been born spoiled, lol. Maybe its in their genes :.) It must be very relaxing, living in the country. I live down the shore which I love very much.

Laurie

To: IntuitiveEating_Support Sent: Mon, November 30, 2009 3:55:18 PMSubject: Re: Fur family

Wanted to add in here that I am claimed by a couple of spoiled (how did that happen?!?) pupples too. And we live in the country (love it love it!) too Sharon. One thing good about having larger dogs is that I can share those last few bites with them instead of not 'waisting' them on myself :)ehugs, KatchaIEing since March 2007