h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Just taking a minute to pop round and thank you for visiting and posting to some of my conversations, and how wonderful it is to have "met" you.

I'm not married, and have no children. I live with my significant other- he moved into my place just over two years ago, and now it's Our Place- and a lovable cat. I'll steer you toward photos (of the cat) at a later date.

I look forward to getting to talk to you frequently!

Hiya PC! thanks for those kind words.
Am just feeeling my way around hootoo yet ,but already have had some VERY interesting conversations,not least with you, Terri,and Prof: Animal!I 'm slow typing ,so sometimes the thread runs on apace and what I want to say is irrelevant by the time I've written it.Everyone chatters so fast!.

I have a cat that looks a lot like J Ellens, a bit stripier maybe.Not very used to cat psychology yet- had a dog for 18 years( he's under a slate headstone at the bottom of the garden now).Cat was found at 4 months old ,in a tree at the bottom of my lane and I thought she was merely lost. That was 7 months ago!!!At least she doesn't require walking, although she accompanies me to post letters ,and visit my neighbour .

Won't be able to post for next 2 days as am away, but talk soon.

Oof. Sorry I didn't reply to this sooner- I read, intended to come back, and lost you in the heap of blacklog. I plumb forgot to get back to you.

Our cat is gray and white- looks kind of like Sylvester from the old Looney Tunes cartoons. He's really, really wobbly and uncoordinated. I've got several new scratches and punctures from having pointy-kitty-snuggles over the weekend.

S'o.k.- I've seen your backlog on "yikes" thread!!!!

Also seen your cat- he's gorgeous.Could understand why someone thought he was drunk,although I noticed that its a cerebral problem he has.When he washed his head I thought"his left paw doesn't know what his right is doing" and is that the problem? He's a very lucky puss to have you looking after him so well.