on a far less gross story our cats have adopted a cat of their own it seems during the cold winter we noticed they had befriended a cat that seemed to spend a lot of time in our shed. we did not it cos we thought it was someone else's cat and she was just coming over to play with our cats. then last month i noticed that even though she looked like a big cat cos she has such long bushy hair she was acutely on the brink of starvation so we put a comfortable out in the shed for her and put food out for her. first of all it was little and often and then she was fed at the same time as my cats. now she is at a stage that she is at ease with us we took her to our local vets to see if she had been chipped and no she had not no-one had reported her missing with the vet either. they then told us that they did not deal with strays and we would have to go elsewhere to get her checked out we went to see a friend who is a fosterer for Batersy Dogs and cats home to get some advice. and whilst we were chatting one of her dogs a female cross staff that doesn't normally sit on people for a fuss she always sits on the floor for you to pet her but for some reason she resided to jump up next to me and lay across me like a baby so i could not move whilst the other dog of the house was after my attention too i had to rub both their bellies then suddenly i a funny turn you know the ones where the everything becomes very trippy. it was was odd it was almost as if the older dog new it was coming and that was why she had me pinned down cos the closer it the turn got the more weight she applied she did not want me to get up. lol must tell my neuro about that maybe we are barking up the wrong tree with migraines for the fainting.
well weight= 14st 4 lb as for the rest i will do it next week i can't look at this screen ant longer
missed breakfast could not face it
lunch half an apple and goats cheese sandwich calories unknown
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