Re:OT cats rules

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In a message dated 1/10/2004 9:30:28 AM Pacific Standard Time,

vze6pyx1 writes:

 

> Any cat owners in this group who diffuse oils often?

>

> Gail Rice

>

 

Hey Gail,

 

I diffuse, I have a fan diffuser that I and the kids LOVE (they get it when

they're ill). Got it from Lynda and Grahams shop actually. Before that it was

an oil warmer...

 

Now I'm prolly going to hear " HYPOCRITE " when I say this, but I don't worry

about TOO much. Usually when I'm diffusing, the cat is upstairs on my bed

(t'other is outside) and wouldn't come down unless you bribed him really good.

When

he wanders in the room I don't really bother with it unless he plans on

sticking around. Then I will up and turn it off. I won't diffuse if he's going

to

stick around. Passing through yes.

 

When I diffuse in the kids roooms, I don't worry about it at all. Cat aint

going in THAT snakes mess!

 

So there you go. From a cat loving diffuser. ;-)

 

K

 

Cheers!

Kathleen Petrides

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Oh, Kathleen! I know I was supposed to laugh, but those rules for cats

actually made me nostalgic for a cat! I've got it bad! I miss

everything but the throwing up, kitty litter, and cat butt in the face

(dear Lord!! -that is SO disturbing...shuddering even now)

 

My own cats died of old age years back. I haven't gotten another

because one of my next door neighbor's cats was my good little friend

for years (until I moved away last spring.) Now, I don't know anyone

who'd take care of my cat when I occasionally travel. But, I can't hold

out much longer.

 

I'm a little worried about diffusing oils if I got a new cat. I know

that oils are not good for cats. I'd send the neighbor's cat home for a

few hours when I needed to diffuse oils in my old house. Usually, I'd

wait until he asked to go outside - so as not to hurt his feelings.

Here, if the cat lives with me...where could she go? How safe is it to

just put a cat in a different room for a few hours, I wonder. How long

before it's ok for a cat to come back into a room that's been cleaned

with oils in the water or had oils diffused into the air?

 

Any cat owners in this group who diffuse oils often?

 

Gail Rice

 

 

On Saturday, January 10, 2004, at 04:04 AM,

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> Sat, 10 Jan 2004 00:18:06 -0000

> " Gea " <theimage

> Re: Jasmine flowers

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> Hi Neysa,

> I have seen yours- BEAUTIFUL!

> I bought mine at the end of the summer for like $1 it is a

> phalaenopis or " moth orchid " it looked dead but the lady at the

> nursery said it would come back, I haven't killed it but nothings

> happening - I don't have a greenhouse but I do have it under a grow

> light about 12 hours a day, my house gets no sun and its cool.

> Thanks

> Gea

>>

>> What kind of orchid??? Can I help?? Wanna see mine?? Go to:

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>> http://www.we-live.to/soap/greenhouse.htm

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>> hugs

>> neysa

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