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rainbow @rainbow (6761) 16 Jun 09

My Sunny kitten adorable little ginger moggy doesn't like to stay indoors, he was just a year old last week. We live down a lane but cars often pass through fairly quickly. At Easter he started going out without his lead and...

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rainbow Thanks Tiamjr, I really don't want to keep my kitten in, he's a year old now and should be allowed to be a cat doing catty things. He wears his collar, tag and bell to warn birdies of his appearance is mircochipped and insures so hopefully won't get lost and...

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rainbow @rainbow (6761) 16 Jun 09

My Sunny kitten adorable little ginger moggy doesn't like to stay indoors, he was just a year old last week. We live down a lane but cars often pass through fairly quickly. At Easter he started going out without his lead and...

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rainbow Sunny is micro-chipped and has a collar and tag too. We live on a country lane near the seaside and all the neighbours know him. He has been neutered and often just plays in next doors larger wildlife garden with their female kitten about the same age. He...

17 Jun 09

rainbow @rainbow (6761) 16 Jun 09

My Sunny kitten adorable little ginger moggy doesn't like to stay indoors, he was just a year old last week. We live down a lane but cars often pass through fairly quickly. At Easter he started going out without his lead and...

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rainbow Thank you for your honest answer, I agree with you and if I lived on a main road I would feel that I had to keep my kitten in and you are totally right to keep yours indoors living in a city. Chicago doesn't sound a good place to be a cat outside. I think if...

17 Jun 09

writersedge @writersedge (22563) • United States 16 Jun 09

I'm readingCheap Shelter by David Carter, copyright 1984, page 36, they took the board siding off, turned it over and nailed it back on. Work and more nails-that's it-how cool is that? They also moved the wood so the nails...

renovation ideas you liked

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rainbow Wow - thanks for the best response. Enjoy revamping your home in your personal style!

16 Jun 09

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moonlight_dream @moonlight_dream (520) • Romania 10 Jun 09

I heard that everytime you clap you burn a calorie. Is it really true? That would be amazing! You could clap 7000 times and lose 2 pounds in a day! :O

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rainbow Yes, there's always hope that greatest of treasures, and if you're still clapping repetitive strain injury, ear ache and loss of friends as everyone gets sick of you. Maybe you could get huge arm muscles, they could research that at the same time, heehee?...

16 Jun 09

rainbow @rainbow (6761) 16 Jun 09

My Sunny kitten adorable little ginger moggy doesn't like to stay indoors, he was just a year old last week. We live down a lane but cars often pass through fairly quickly. At Easter he started going out without his lead and...

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rainbow Thanks Gabs! I think she expected me to go hunting the garens and fetch him home, lol! Glad you agree with me. When Sunny was little I used to keep him in or on his harness so he got used to our small garden. When he is in now he is usually sleeping and is...

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rainbow @rainbow (6761) 16 Jun 09

My Sunny kitten adorable little ginger moggy doesn't like to stay indoors, he was just a year old last week. We live down a lane but cars often pass through fairly quickly. At Easter he started going out without his lead and...

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rainbow Thank-you so much for that I feel a bit better now! Sunny always comes home for meals or if my dog barks from the front garden, he sleeps in at night and is very loving unless he's been trapped in all day when he just sits looking out of the window or...

16 Jun 09

rainbow @rainbow (6761) 4 Jun 09

My 9 year old with Autism, ADHD, Dyspraxia now has eczema really quite badly behind his knees making walking even more difficult. As it is so burny he is not scratching it as he finds any contact way too painful. He has...

eczema relief

kids eczema

natural relief

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rainbow Thats brilliant MsTickle! I do prefer to use natural stuff when I can and we have some aloe vera gel in the bathroom, think my aloe in the kitchen is the wrong one so I'll look out for one when I'm at the garden center (my favourite place, lol) I eat a...

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rainbow @rainbow (6761) 4 Jun 09

My 9 year old with Autism, ADHD, Dyspraxia now has eczema really quite badly behind his knees making walking even more difficult. As it is so burny he is not scratching it as he finds any contact way too painful. He has...

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rainbow Thank-you so much Angelsmummy, he s struggling at the moment and cannot cope with this on top of everything else that is in his little head.

5 Jun 09

rainbow @rainbow (6761) 21 May 09

My 11 month old ginger kitten has alway wanted to go outside so at Easter when it was warm he wall finally given the chance to explore without his harness. He has been very good and usually comes home when I call so he's never...

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rainbow Poor Banjo, Sunnys dad was s bit wild too and Sunny does like to play rough, after my Polly cat who wasn't very catty at all it comes as a bit of a shock, lol! Still at least Banjo eats his playthings, Sunny had a frog under my bed to watch but I rescued it...

4 Jun 09

mimpi @mimpi1911 (25464) • India 17 Apr 09

I feel, appearance is very important. It is the first impression the other person makes of us at first glance. It's important that we dress right for the right place and occasion. We all have a choice of how we want to present...

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rainbow I think you have to be comfortable with how you appear more for yourself than for others. I love to feel comfortable in my clothes and if I'm muddy and dirty I am quite quite happy but if I have to go somwhere nice then I want to feel nice too. I can image...

21 May 09

rainbow @rainbow (6761) 21 May 09

My 11 month old ginger kitten has alway wanted to go outside so at Easter when it was warm he wall finally given the chance to explore without his harness. He has been very good and usually comes home when I call so he's never...

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rainbow Thank-you so much, I really have no idea! My dads cat and my old cat never did this, part of me is amused and proud of him but I do feel sorry for his new toys. I thought his bell and his tag tinkling together was meant to give everyone a clue that it was time...

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rainbow @rainbow (6761) 21 May 09

My 11 month old ginger kitten has alway wanted to go outside so at Easter when it was warm he wall finally given the chance to explore without his harness. He has been very good and usually comes home when I call so he's never...

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rainbow Thank-you my dear, I know I have to let him grow up but yuck! I have French doors from my bedroom to the patio and back garden so he's in and out all the time. Polly cat never caught anything so this is all new to me. He is of course incredibly proud of...

21 May 09

mimpi @mimpi1911 (25464) • India 30 Apr 09

A clean desk is a sign of a cluttered desk drawer. What about you guys? Do you keep your desk clean and organised or you are comfortable when its in clutters or you have a clean desk but a cluttered desk...

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rainbow Yep, scatty and forgetful - that is me, completely lovely although not as good as you my dear, have a fun time tidying your desk!

6 May 09

mimpi @mimpi1911 (25464) • India 5 May 09

My friend send me this today, which I find interesting: "One of the biggest challenges we face - of a relatively small nature - is to not let extremely difficult people get us down." How do you deal with difficult...

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rainbow We are all fine my darling, just life gets between me and the laptop more nowadays! It is lovely to come back after so long and there are still so many friends here! huge huggles my sweet friend!

6 May 09

shelagh77 @shelagh77 (3643) 25 Jan 07

Does anyone else find the recent violent scenes leading to the demise of the character Charlie very disturbing, upsetting and unnecessary? Corrie has great writers and dialogue and was one of my favourite soaps, but the scenes...

coronation street

violence

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rainbow Have you seen it this week with little Bethany and the pink tablets - terrifying!!!!

18 Sep 07

mimpi @mimpi1911 (25464) • India 18 Aug 07

it's not about money, (if it pays it will be an additional benefit though). It's more about writing my thoughts, airing my grievances and more of a social write up regarding burning issues of today and reaching out to more and...

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rainbow Hi sweetie, the oddities of life, I like that, bless you! Thanks for popping by and joining my fairies, really appreciate your support! Got to try and get the designs for the Daisy and Dan stuff finished so I can link a little shop to it. Hope you are...

11 Sep 07

shelagh77 @shelagh77 (3643) 31 Aug 07

Those of you who have read earlier posts about my mischievious rosella birds will not be surprised to learn of their latest trick. I have been arguing with my partner because we have about a dozen pairs of tweezers and I can...

radiator

tweezers

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rainbow I'm sure betweeen then they couldn't quitce cause a complete apocalypse mwahhaha, shall I send them round so we can see...

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shelagh77 @shelagh77 (3643) 23 May 07

This isn't really a discussion, more letting off steam in case I do a mischief to my Partner. I have had a rough week, I have an illness which makes me dizzy and clumsy and I have managed to break two bones in my foot, almost...

found

lost

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rainbow Amazing how the 5'2" club picks tall men isn't it but a well placed kick in the shins brings them down to a good levelfor a ding, as I'm sure Shrek-Gimli will tell you, lol. My other problem like that is the hand on top of the head can't reach choos what I try...

4 Sep 07

shelagh77 @shelagh77 (3643) 18 May 07

I have read that marigolds and nasturtiums are edible but the article did not elaborate. Obviously I do not want to poison anyone, so if anyone can go a little further and tell me which bits are edible and what you do with them...

eat

marigold

nasturtium

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rainbow I haven't fouind any borage at any of our local garden centres, not even seeds, annoyingly I've only had 1 pimms this summer too which is unlike me, lol!

4 Sep 07

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