Tuesday, November 06, 2007

Day 9 - no George

The black cat in Asthall, seen round a skip, is probably a feral. There is one in the village, also a tabby that is perhaps a stray. I owe this information to the farmer's wife, living in a caravan because of the devastating floods. She once lost a dog that simply never was found again so she knows the pain of uncertainity. The farm has a shoot, and she is going to tell the beaters about George. I didn't think he would be that far away but I needed to check. I have left a poster on the village noticeboard - just in case.
I am off to London today, leaving the cat flap open for cats to come in but closed for cats that go out. I wish I could stop hoping.
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  1. AnonymousNovember 06, 2007

    Never give up hope.

    "Hope deferred maketh the heart sick, but when the desire cometh, it is a tree of life." Proverbs 13:12

    My human says if you don't want to post this comment, it's okay.

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  2. AnonymousNovember 06, 2007

    Celia
    I read your blogs and feel so sad that George has disappeared but he would have been so unhappy if he had been a house cat and couldn't enjoy the open country side and their smells and freedom.
    You are all in our prayers.
    Regards
    Sue and Elegant Emma

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