So where the bloody hell are you? Could you have finally relented and bought the Kelpie the kids so deserve and need and consequently are be dragged on a never ending series of 10Km runs (presumably without Blossum). If that is the case my suggestion is tie the cat on a 3m line to the dog (so cat can't escape) and allow the dog to chase the cat until both are exhausted. It isn't fool proof but so long as the dog tires first the cat should be fine. I think I'll go anonymous this time some of your friends are a bit sensitive about cats and I am sure you know who it is.
Blue skies. Mostly.
Schnappy hour at Black Sallee's.
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That is better. But I think I'd still be curled up with a cup of tea and a book!
WONDERFUL!! but where are you exactly? A clue, please, for us Northern Hemispherers for when we come to Australia and fancy a bit of ski-ing.
Nanu - they were at Thredbo: http://www.thredbo.com.au/
Six hours by car from both Melbourne and Sydney (kind of mid-way between the two).
It does look like fun when the sun is out...
...especially Schnappy hour.
So where the bloody hell are you?
Could you have finally relented and bought the Kelpie the kids so deserve and need and consequently are be dragged on a never ending series of 10Km runs (presumably without Blossum). If that is the case my suggestion is tie the cat on a 3m line to the dog (so cat can't escape) and allow the dog to chase the cat until both are exhausted. It isn't fool proof but so long as the dog tires first the cat should be fine.
I think I'll go anonymous this time some of your friends are a bit sensitive about cats and I am sure you know who it is.
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