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To: epicure who wrote (2791)1/10/2001 9:12:01 AM
From: PoetRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 6089
 
The report I heard about Socks was that they were planning to adopt him out, which is certainly fuzzy. It makes sense for them to give him to a friend, and Bettie Curry strikes me as a great person to have him. I'm relieved.

I love cats, like dogs as well. We've got both. Sometimes it's like an animal ranch here, when they stampede after each other. My husband is enormously comforted by his dogs. They go to the boatbuilding shop with him every day. I really believe that, in his case, having pets has helped him maintain good contact with other people.

I do agree with you on the rather silly focus that Americans have on their pets. It's the mark of a "fat" society, when so much money, time and energy is spent on domestic pets when social programs for the disdvantaged are so hotly debated.



To: epicure who wrote (2791)1/10/2001 11:20:01 AM
From: Lane3Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6089
 
I hate cats.

X, you are a hoot! Now I understand why it is that you can get so crabby. There's nothing like a sweet-smelling, warm kitty purring in your arms to improve one's disposition. [Well, maybe Mr. X and a nice bottle of wine would work, too.]

Karen

P.S. I've put a bunch of my life energy in rescuing cats and other critters. I assure you that it is very rewarding. And doing so is not likely to cost anyone a Cabinet post.