Fantastic pictures of the east coast of Tasmania here today, thank you so much for posting them flashie xx We were married near Falmouth (Iron Pot Point) right on the beach, it was a most splendid day and dolphins came into the bay, a magnificent sight.
Freddie, your 'journey' with the dreaded Telstra is, I fear, going to be a long one. Could you consider changing companies, we did, and everything was put right in 72 hours, and even then, that long because it included the weekend.
Mr. Freddie sounds like a real treasure (mind you, so are you) with his quick wit and sense of humour, and doesn't he have a most exquisite way with words as he describes his various thoughts ... 
Hope everyone here is going to have a really great weekend. I'm still up to the eyesockets and metatarsals getting everything ready for a busy year ahead. Roll on Christmas (again) .... 
thats about as close as i can get.. the mum sleeps on the chair and the kitten sleeps on my straw hat
Absolutely gorgeous Debra, they are most welcome visitors. What beautiful cats they are; are you able to pat them?
me daughter does Tas... i always have to sneak out to feed them when hubby's home. oherwise I distract him so my daughter can do it.
she gets to spend a bit more time with them. you can't tell from the photos but the mum is really skinny, poor thing... we think someone must've dumped her... she's never been aggressive but will hiss quietly sometimes. they are still a bit afraid of people but she seems to know we're not going to hurt her.
I don't know what we're going to do as we can't can't keep them, we already have another 2 rescue cats.
I'm wondering if you can get hold of a no kill cat shelter that can get them adopted out quickly? They are such lovely looking cats so it's possible they would go to a forever home fast.
Our two are rescue cats that we've had since kittens and one is almost 13, the other 14. Gary is the tabby, and Latte is the Burmese.
