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Oh they are all beautiful 😻

I currently have a very mad cat as I locked the flap due to local fireworks, she’s furious but I’m terrified that she goes out and one goes off and she’ll bolt so it’s tough. She has a litter tray, a bowl full of food and free access to the whole house. She’s currently ignoring me (by which I mean sitting in front of me with her back turned and ever so often flicking her till in an “up yours!” Gesture 😂)

You have to love them 😻
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I hope she was ok, Jude. Mine fortunately don’t notice fireworks, so long may that continue.

This isn’t very well-composed because they’re half under the dining table, but here’s Quee being the big spoon to Ahab. It makes him so happy (and Ahab kind of livid.)
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Too cute!
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Aw! :love2:
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:love2:
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Amazing Teddy photo and all the lovely cosy cats! :love:

That is an amazing photo of the fox on your back patio Hippy, even if it did lose face to a cat. :lol:
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Lola came and slept on the bed with me for a bit then when I was asleep obviously decided she was desperate to get out and I was up at 5am with her with a swollen and weeping eye where she’d repeatedly head butted the cat flap. I felt awful but there were 3 displays here last night one not finishing till 11 and I was trying to keep her safe 🥲
Anyway she’s much better now, we have eye drops, she’s eaten all her dinner and is sat in front of the fire, cats are such stubborn independent buggers aren’t they?!
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My daughter has been using photo filters on Teddy and these really made me laugh :))
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Teddy looks so camp in the second photo! :lol:
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Rosa wrote: Sat Nov 12, 2022 1:18 pm Teddy looks so camp in the second photo! :lol:
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That look actually suits Teddy. :lol:

What beautiful colours Quee and Ahab are.
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Lily wrote: Sat Nov 12, 2022 2:21 pm
What beautiful colours Quee and Ahab are.
They are lovely, aren't they. I would like to plunge my face into their fur but that sounds weird. I do it to George :uhh:
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We broke poor Prudence earlier.
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Prudence looks v happy! Teddy is never not silly, is he :))?

Thank you for the nice comments about my two. I do plunge my face into Quee’s fur lots. Ahab’s less keen on big gestures.
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I'm a fur-plunger too, which sounds a bit rude. But I love how Rosco smells. Some bits of him more than others, admittedly.

This was him recently when I dared to have leave him outside the Co Op. I've never let him down so badly, apparently.
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Prudence and Rosco :love2:

Yes Ted is deeply silly. Village dog is spot on :lol:.
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Oh Lily, just look at that face!
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Oh my goodness, poor betrayed Rosco :mog:.
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The Teddy filter photo made me think of this one from a few weeks ago. He really is the most tolerant boy!
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I love him! :love2:
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