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Rhoda?

Remember to get under a door jamb. ~sorry, I couldn't resist~

Dave Matthews Band - "Crash into Me"

Yep. Your turn.

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Matlock?

You're gonna be famous, The star of the screen Waysider! (In other words, Yes ;))

Wing, Out of curiosity I just found the song on YouTube. It's pretty cool: Hey Bulldog <==click here To find the lyrics to any song I just always Google "Lyrics to *name of song*"

Asked a girl what she wanted to be

But I refuse to let you go, If I have to beg and plead for your sympathy I don't mind cuz you mean that much to me "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" by the Temptations (?) also the Rolling Stones

Not that the cooking's bad. Just that the chili just goes in one end and explodes out the other.

Well, since you insist....(sigh ;)) "Those schoolgirl days of telling tales and biting nails are gone"

go ahead and take it Waysider...

"You can always go.." Downtown

"If You're Gone" - Matchbox 20

That Mr T sure gets around! First he gets to be a duck, now he's posing as Yoda. It looks like Tome Cruise has learned to use The Force as well.

Worth? :huh: But of course, you are correct so post away George.

Twinky - I just copied what the book said...LOL BUT - the book also says that being the runt of the litter would be a cause for timidity. Tillie's refusal to cover in the litter box shows her claiming dominance. It says in cat language, "I don't care if you can smell me - I can take you!" (My paraphrasing - I wish you could read it in the original. :D) I'll keep reading - but I highly recommend trying to find this book. I've saved a ton on vet bills by following some simple instructions. I've made concoctions that get rid of ear mites. One time all three cats caught something that was irritating their nictating eyelids (the one you never see.)

How many old men?

Okay - I'll give you a new song. That one was "Dirty Diana" by Michael Jackson "Trailer for sale or rent"

Twinky, The book has a lot of suggestions but none age specific. I'll need go make some choices as to what to write, as she has a lot to say and I'd be typing for days. She does have a list of Bach Flower remedies: Crabapple, White Chestnut (to banish unfound worries) Aspen (to cushion hypersensitivity) and Mimulus (to quell fears.) )I'd be inclined to use the Rescue Remedy first.) She says to get a 1oz. dropper bottle and put two drops of each, then fill to 3/4 full with Spring water and shake. Administer two drops of this daily (it won't hurt Tillie if she sips this, so just add 4 drops of this a day to their water. Also, she recommends providing a "snug retreat." By this she means a box or some place where the cat can hide at will and feel secure. She suggests that certain chemicals in the house can make it more likely that a cat will be nervous - so eliminate any strong smelling chemicals for a while. She recommends making sure the litter box is very clean and not near where the cat sleeps or eats. This along with eliminating commercial cat food (I know... pick and choose as you see fit here.) I add brewer's yeast and garlic tablets to my cat's food and it helps because of the B vitamins. I know this sounds like a lot, but I trust you'll choose what you can and cannot do. It seems like Tallie is really coming along. I look forward to reading about the adventures of Tillie and Tallie for years to come.

Twinky - I also have Bach's Flower Remedy - Rescue Remedy It has a combination of herbs that calm and soothe. I suspect either will work well. Long ago I purchased a book entitled The Natural Cat by Anitra Frazier it recommended several things that I did with my first two kitties - and continue to do with my "second litter" of three. It sounds like great progress is being made! Good to hear about your darlings.

You'll never make me stay, so take your weight off of me I know your every move, so won't you just let me be

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