Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Sigord on May 21, 2015, 07:20:16 AM
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Would some of you please advise me as a newcomer to this friendly forum. You can see from my site at http://www.sigord.co.uk/ that for many years I have been uploading interesting and amusing contributions from kind elderly friends in other forums every day at http://www.sigord.co.uk/News.htm . All are completely safe to open and view as my site is always full protected by AVG antivirus.
Some of these contributions often include nice and amusing photos of cats, such as the MS Presentation Cute Creatures among today’s I have just uploaded. Do you want me to post here anytime details of any others that include cats?
If you are unable to view any or want help in downloading copies you can see there is a HELP page. Should you still have difficulties in downloading a copy do not hesitate to contact me, and I will be happy to email it to you. Note very Thursday I upload repeats of all those shown each day for the last week.
Gordon
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Hi Gordon. What advice is it that you're looking for?
I have to say, your photos and posts look very charming. I've never been to Hastings - Rye and Crawley are the only places I've visited in Sussex, but it's great to have a place to record your memories, share photos and have a general blether about local events and issues. Good luck with your future contributions.
Loved the link to your cat photos which you posted for us recently. :)
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Thanks. Of course I welcome contributions from anyone anytime, rarely refusing any. I must admit with the changing times I do not receive so many new ones now each day, but I still have thousands stored from previous years. I get about 30 visitors to the daily pages each day, and most people at work naturally visit the repeats at weekends.
Those of you with wartime memories or curious of what we Radio Amateurs get up to might like to visit the club site at http://herc-hastings.org.uk/ Our busy webmaster has uploaded hundreds of articles from past Vital Spark New Letters. Those of Flashover House are fictitious tales of old Radio Hams and the mischievous they cause in a care home run by Matron :innocent:
Gordon
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I like hastings, have spent many a good evening in the Jenny Lind
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:evillaugh: Shades of ITMA by the sounds of it. ;)
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Next time any of you visit Hastings you might like to visit the RSPCA rescue centre for cats where I got my Chiana at http://www.bluebellridge.org.uk/cat-adoption/index.php#pagecontent
Now the weather is warmer she loves to go out only early in the morning no matter how cold. But as I promised the RSPCA not when it is dark. But twice she went next door and did not come back until around 1 am. I think I solved the problem now. Today I let her out in the middle of eating her breakfast as usual, but when she came back in for another snack I shut the cat flap. So there is now a little bump showing on the bed where she has gone back to bed.
A little tip I learned many years ago if making your own cat flap by cutting a hole in a door. Always buy or make a hinged flap out of Perspex so the cat can see what is outside and it is safe to go out. Perspex can be cut carefully with a Fret saw, but dab it with water to avoid it over heating.
Gordon