Ginger a male cat

[pnodrog]

Nice image of a lovely cat,thanks for sharing!

David

Thank you for the comment and I must apologise for overlooking your post in my eagerness to provide informative comment to my trans Tasman neighbours.

[wilgk]

Oh dear best I own up as to my own skip across the ditch huh?

[FootLoose]

My son was exported to Camden on Sunday so you can go and pick on him - he is much bigger than me and it is a lot less travel for you. Sometimes I just can't get over how generous I have become.... At the end of week the rest of his family and the above cat will join him. (Naturally as he has abandoned us we are no longer part of the family)

I used to live near Camden. It is a nice area and probably has enough sheep to keep your son happy.

I have several friends over there, one of whom is a kiwi -- he married an Italian woman. It took them about 10 years to work out the difference between six and sex.*

"How many potatoes do you want for dinner, dear?"
"Can I have sex?"

"How many beers should I get you, dear?"
"Can I have sex?"

"How many kids should we have?"
"I want sex"

They have 5 children.

[pnodrog]

Greg you are terrifying me. The thought that I may end up with some Australian grandchildren has sent a chill down my spine...

Actually he is just out of Camden living in a new house that has been built in the middle of a disused car racetrack. If I look at it on Google earth it is just an old track with no houses anywhere.

[FootLoose]

Menangle Park?

[pnodrog]

Oran Park where ever that is. I think I know but it should have dwellings scattered haphazardly all over the place but Google earth's 4 year old image shows none. It may all possibly be a complete myth.

[FootLoose]

Ah , yeah. Oran Park is north-west of Narellan, and Narellan is north of Camden. (Menangle is closer to Camden, in the south-east.) At the rate Sydney is expanding though, Narellan will soon be considered part of Sydney's western suburbs. It is damned hot out that way in summer.

Looks like a large development going on there - may be part of NSW government strategy to drive down the cost of housing.
http://www.realestate.com.au/new-hom...sw+2570/list-1

[pnodrog]

Thanks for the link - maybe it is not a myth. Yes, I suspected it was hot when my son skyped me last night. He wandered around with his laptop showing off the house to me and took great delight in pointing to the air conditioner on the wall. Sounds like it is a necessity not just an optional extra. I dislike urban sprawl anywhere but I suppose it is just a sign of our amazing and sophisticated western lifestyle.

[Nickding]

I believe there are some words in his eyes!

[MichaelClark]

House and cat sitting over Christmas and to frighten the cat off the bed I decided a full on flash photography attack would do the trick. The cat which for some unknown reason my grandson called ginger did not budge and just tried to stare me out. I know the lighting is harsh but I was not attempting a flattering portrait. This is about the 5th failed attempt to get him to leave the bed all to me. You should be able to judge from the look who got their way.

Nice cat and beautiful picture ..

[Brownbear]

This has turned out to be quite the thread, gorgeous photo, tickle my funny bone comments.

My 2.5 kilo cat is 22 years old and still thinks he is a kitten. He was the boss of my dog. (a 35 kilo Shepard who has crossed the rainbow bridge)

L. Paul, all you have to do to show your cat whose boss is pull out the vacuum and turn it on.

[FrankMi]

This thread is a HOOT!

[pnodrog]

Oh dear best I own up as to my own skip across the ditch huh?

I have taken a great deal of time and careful consideration as to how to answer this post but I am still bewildered by the confession. I have decided I can be of no help so you may be best visiting a priest. You may of course have adjusted to the extent that you feel no guilt at all, enjoy your new lifestyle and have only owned up to confuse me.

[pnodrog]

Nice cat and beautiful picture ..

Thank you Michael.

This thread is a HOOT!

Frank you seem to be taking this very serious thread a bit lightly...

[pnodrog]

This has turned out to be quite the thread, gorgeous photo, tickle my funny bone comments.

My 2.5 kilo cat is 22 years old and still thinks he is a kitten. He was the boss of my dog. (a 35 kilo Shepard who has crossed the rainbow bridge)

L. Paul, all you have to do to show your cat whose boss is pull out the vacuum and turn it on.

Interestingly the cat is going to Australia but the vacuum cleaner has to be left behind as it was not possible to clean it sufficiently and would have needed to undergo an expensive fumigation treatment.

[Brownbear]

In that case we both know who will be boss. And they become far bossier as they advance in years.

Enjoy your time in Australia!

Interestingly the cat is going to Australia but the vacuum cleaner has to be left behind as it was not possible to clean it sufficiently and would have needed to undergo an expensive fumigation treatment.

[wilgk]

I have taken a great deal of time and careful consideration as to how to answer this post but I am still bewildered by the confession. I have decided I can be of no help so you may be best visiting a priest. You may of course have adjusted to the extent that you feel no guilt at all, enjoy your new lifestyle and have only owned up to confuse me.

Oh no I indeed still feel a particularly generous serving of guilt (& Im not even Catholic) on 2 occasions - firstly whenever I visit 'home' & the passport control person gives me a glare that would make most 15yr old girls proud & comments that my country has a shortage of workers in my occupation, perhaps I might consider my choices! ... The other occasion being when I attend an Aussie rules game.... & I know the rules

p.s My friends brother just received a nasty electric shock from the Dyson... He is recovering, the family cat is nowhere to be found...