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WoodKitten
 Post subject: hello from Woodkitten(Beth)
PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 12:04 
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I've lurked for about a month or so and decided it really was time to introduce myself.
Name: Woodkitten (Beth)

Age (ish!): 20's

Location: Kent

SLOCs/children/pets/imaginary friends:No SLOCs(what does that stand for?) no Children, 1 dog 4 cats, 7 chickens and 2 guinea pigs.

Favourite and least favourite books and characters: My favorite book is probably The School at the Chalet, and my favorite character is probably Joey in her younger years. My least favourite book is Redheads.

How you got into the Chalet School: My mother gave me a few of her books to read when i was bored.
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PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 12:14 
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Hello, and welcome. :D :D :D :D

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WoodKitten
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PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 12:18 
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Thank you.
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PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 13:48 
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Welcome Woodkitten to the mad world of the CBB.
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julieanne1811
 Post subject: Re: hello from Woodkitten(Beth)
PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 14:44 
Hallo Woodkitten - it's nice to meet you. What's your name about, please?
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Caroline OSullivan
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PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 14:50 
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Hi Woodkitten, welcome to the CBB :D

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Amanda M
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Hi Woodkitten! Welcome to the board :D

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Alison H
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Welcome to the CBB :D .

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Hello and welcome :D

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WoodKitten
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PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 16:30 
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julieanne1811 wrote:
Hallo Woodkitten - it's nice to meet you. What's your name about, please?


Hey it's a standard online name with me. My mother use to use the online name Woodcat and i sort of became Woodkitten and it stuck.
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julieanne1811
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PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 17:44 
WoodKitten wrote:
julieanne1811 wrote:
Hallo Woodkitten - it's nice to meet you. What's your name about, please?


Hey it's a standard online name with me. My mother use to use the online name Woodcat and i sort of became Woodkitten and it stuck.


Oh - how lovely! My sister lost her long-time CPL cat a while back and mourned for a long time. But today she's just picked up another 4-year-old cat (called Alfie) from an elderly lady who has to move to a flat in London. the Cat Protection League couldn't take him but could put him on a waiting list. So Lynn has taken him.

At the moment he's found his way under the sofa mechanism (it's one of those where the legs come out), and he's had some fish pie and a purr on her lap. So Woodkitten, do have a lovely time here!
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Jenefer
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Hello and welcome to the CBB
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WoodKitten
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PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 20:06 
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julieanne1811 wrote:
Oh - how lovely! My sister lost her long-time CPL cat a while back and mourned for a long time. But today she's just picked up another 4-year-old cat (called Alfie) from an elderly lady who has to move to a flat in London. the Cat Protection League couldn't take him but could put him on a waiting list. So Lynn has taken him.

At the moment he's found his way under the sofa mechanism (it's one of those where the legs come out), and he's had some fish pie and a purr on her lap. So Woodkitten, do have a lovely time here!


Aww what sweetie rescue cats truly make the best pets. :) thank you
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Beecharmer
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Hello and nice to meet you. Hope to see you posting and commenting ! Great online name, and nice reason for it.

What type of dog is it? Apart from a patient one to cope with all those cats !

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Abi
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Hallo, Woodkitten! Welcome to the CBB. :D

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Elbee
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PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 21:07 
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Hello Woodkitten, welcome to the cbb :D
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WoodKitten
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PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 21:09 
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Beecharmer wrote:
Hello and nice to meet you. Hope to see you posting and commenting ! Great online name, and nice reason for it.

What type of dog is it? Apart from a patient one to cope with all those cats !


Thank you, she is a very very elderly cocker spaniel. The poor girl regularly gets beaten up by both cats and chickens but is very good with them anyway
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julieanne1811
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PostPosted: 30 Oct 2011, 21:23 
WoodKitten wrote:
Beecharmer wrote:
Hello and nice to meet you. Hope to see you posting and commenting ! Great online name, and nice reason for it.

What type of dog is it? Apart from a patient one to cope with all those cats !


Thank you, she is a very very elderly cocker spaniel. The poor girl regularly gets beaten up by both cats and chickens but is very good with them anyway


My other sister has dongs and chicken as well as cats too! The chickens rule the roost (! sorry about that ... ) and (dog) Hector, (called Hector the Protector, because he really does look after all the other animals) adores the chickens. When I last went up there the chickens had gone away for a 'holiday' with a local farmer, because although I and my mother would have looked after them, the boys couldn't be trusted to do everything needed. Hector would sit and look at the chicken run, from on top of the sofa, and although we told him that they'd be back, he didn't really understand. Odd, that.

But the chickens are boss, then the cats, then the dogs. Isn't it fun how animals living together in a home all get on like this, Woodkitten?
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WoodKitten
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julieanne1811 wrote:
My other sister has dongs and chicken as well as cats too! The chickens rule the roost (! sorry about that ... ) and (dog) Hector, (called Hector the Protector, because he really does look after all the other animals) adores the chickens. When I last went up there the chickens had gone away for a 'holiday' with a local farmer, because although I and my mother would have looked after them, the boys couldn't be trusted to do everything needed. Hector would sit and look at the chicken run, from on top of the sofa, and although we told him that they'd be back, he didn't really understand. Odd, that.

But the chickens are boss, then the cats, then the dogs. Isn't it fun how animals living together in a home all get on like this, Woodkitten?


I have to admit that all the animals here are terrified of the chickens. Which is particually amusing given that i have three bantums who are the size of pigeons. Your sisters dog sounds lovely regretfully my lady won't have anything to do with the chickens and won't even go out into the backgarden when they are free ranging because she gets so scared.

It's certainly interesting that the smallest animals rule the household (excluding the guinea pigs who just rule over the people)
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Beecharmer
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Lol - Cocker spaniels are lovely dogs, good choice :D

In the park it is the smallest dogs often who are the bosses I find too.

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