Cheers for Venuscat Part Three
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Originally Posted by wpainterw 
At Nick's suggestion I will certainly rethink my impression that he is the Eighth Wonder of the World. How about 16 1/2 Wonder? This important issue must be resolved before the sun sets tonight on the Animal Farm.
I think I may agree with Suze's suggestion that they are both human but with all this Goat and Cat talk I will waste no time giving it all the attention it deserves. That's fur sure!
Geezer (Sniveling, Groveling Slave of Boswell)
I think I may agree with Suze's suggestion that they are both human but with all this Goat and Cat talk I will waste no time giving it all the attention it deserves. That's fur sure!
Geezer (Sniveling, Groveling Slave of Boswell)
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Originally Posted by SoberLeigh
You must almost have Ohio in your sights by now 
O.K. Suze, welcome back to Iowa!
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Originally Posted by venuscat
s ♥I've been thinking of you a lot, a very lot over the past week and am very happy that you are back safe and sound.. I think you'll enjoy the Spring in the Midwest. When you feel better why not pay a visit to the local nursery and see if they have any interesting plants. They know which ones are hardy and which are not.
Now when you lie down think of black cat after cat, jumping over a little fence, purring. Their long tails waving hello to you!
Fondly, forever
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Originally Posted by Goat
Suze is back home now and very much in need of rest
Bill.
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Originally Posted by feeling-good
Just popping in to say hi!
I see you live in Scotland. I've always loved the old Harry Lauder song:
Ye'll never, never, never thrive, lying in yer bed.
Early risin' makes us wise, I've often heard it said.
I believe in that mysel', but as far as I can see,
If early risin' makes us wise, ye'll say the same as me:
CHORUS: O! it's nice to get up in the mornin' when the sun begins to shine,
At four or five or six o'clock in the good old summertime.
When the snow is snowin', and it's murky overhead,
O! it's nice to get up in the mornin' but it's nicer to lie in bed.
O! there's lots o' folks that never work; they hate the very name;
And others would be idle if it wasn't just for shame.
They say we should rise wi' the lark; well, I believe that when
The lark that we should rise wi' doesn't get up till ten. CHORUS
O! my brither Jock's a baker, and he sleeps along wi' me.
In the winter morn Jock has to rise and start his work at three.
Before he gets his troosers on, his legs are nearly numb,
So while he's standin' shiverin', I lie in bed and hum:
CHORUS: O! it's nice to get up in the mornin' when the sun begins to shine,
At four or five or six o'clock in the good old summertime.
When the snow is snowin', and it's murky overhead,
O! it's nice to get up in the mornin' but it's nicer to lie in bed.
W.
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