Boswell Titus in a Peterson 312.
Good morning everybody, for morning it is. And Im starting very early today. Trying to get one or two in before Nurse Ratchet gets here. I shouldn't call her that, she is very nice actually, but her constant fussing, and her evil Stare at my pipe racks drives me nuts lol. Anyway, going to plug a rather hefty 3 pincher, of Petersons Early Morning pipe in a Petersons Killarney XL90. And pufferate like there is no tomorrow. It will be the only chance I get for a few hours Dagnabbit. Enjoy your coffee's my friends, and have
Jim, so are they truly "feral", i.e. born wild, or just domesticated cats someone has abandoned? Sounds like you have "adopted" them, either way. Good on you.Couldn't sleep, so I'm up and having a bowl of year 2014 Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style. Been raining for hours and it's cold outside, but I have made sure Daisy the Feral Princess and her brother Tomato the Brave are warm and fed. Wish I could let them in the house because it's very obvious to me that their "owners" don't want them any more.
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EZ, sorry to hear that buddy. Hope you are over it soon. Wife and I had it about 2 months ago but only lasted about 3 days.Good morning,
Trying to smoke a Bari bent Rhodesian with Capt. black dark and a mug of CR coffee, everything is tasteless, Wife and I went to Dr. on Tuesday and we both tested positive for covid. I am at the ending stages,my wife is at the begining stage. I was told to quarantine for 4 days, her for 10 days. I have been very sleepy,sorry I have not been around much.
They are domesticated, and their "owners" had them mainly as outdoor cats. They adopted me because I paid them attention and fed them because they were not getting enough food. The "man" of that house didn't want them inside because he doesn't like the smell of litter boxes. They have a seven year old girl who loves those cats, and they have treated those sweet animals like they are nothing. Tomato started coming around and staying around, and I found out why. Their "owners" got a little puppy at the same time Tomato started spending time here. If I didn't have Suzy and Molly, I would adopt them. We put a couple of small, insulated shelters on our back deck so they can keep warm. And we feed them, of course.Jim, so are they truly "feral", i.e. born wild, or just domesticated cats someone has abandoned? Sounds like you have "adopted" them, either way. Good on you.
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