Re: To Leslie Re: What I learned

2006-10-20 Thread Leslie

Thank you, Wendy - 

I have to say that having them back hasn't gotten old. :)
Every night I lay down with them, every morning I wake up to them, I'm just amazed.

Microchip, microchip.

Now I am concentrating on getting the rest of my life in order - got the Equifax year long identity theft flagger in place. Have to close my bank account and reopen it today. Going to get the cut-off system installed at noon. And the smell - oh the smell of the meat juices you guys! I'mhoping that the mechanic will have some advice on that. I cleaned it really well the day I got the car, but wow, as the tiny little molecules decompose, it's horrendous. I'm thinking that since it's organic material an enzymatic cleaner, like what are used on cat spray, might help. Either that or a bucket of gasoline and a match. I have to say that even with the hassle and smell, I consider this about the best outcome I could possibly have hoped for.


Leslie
Subject: To Leslie Re: What I learnedTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Leslie,First, I want to tell you that you took me on a rollercoaster ride for about twenty minutes this afternoonwhen I was finally able to catch up on my email andread about Satch and Beatrix.I could not believe
what I was reading!!!I've never heard anything socrazy!Second, I am sorry I was out of the loop and not ableto help you when you needed it.I hate it when I misseven a day of being a part of this group.I am happy
though that you got so much help!!!The people hereare wonderful.Our group has such an amazing spirit!Third, and most importantly, I am so happy that Satchand Bea have made it home to you safely.I know all
of us had a million horrible things going through ourminds, being the humans that we are; it's hard to staypositive when you're scared.I think the fact thatSatch and Bea came home so quickly and without injury
is a miracle considering that they were left in aparking lot.I am thankful that the perp was humaneenough to open the windows; Satch and Bea probablyhung out in the car for a while where they felt safe.
I'm going to sleep with a great feeling on my heartafter reading such a horrible story with such awonderful ending.Thank you for asking for our helpand for sharing with us.:)Wendy



Re: To Leslie Re: What I learned

2006-10-20 Thread Nina
Why don't you think about replacing the whole seat?  You might be able 
to find one in a junk yard that's in good shape.  Shouldn't your 
insurance cover this?  It is damage inflicted during the theft.

N

Leslie wrote:


Thank you, Wendy -
 
I have to say that having them back hasn't gotten old.  :)
Every night I lay down with them, every morning I wake up to them, I'm 
just amazed.
 
Microchip, microchip.
 
Now I am concentrating on getting the rest of my life in order - got 
the Equifax year long identity theft flagger in place.  Have to close 
my bank account and reopen it today.  Going to get the cut-off system 
installed at noon.  And the smell - oh the smell of the meat juices 
you guys!  I'm hoping that the mechanic will have some advice on 
that.  I cleaned it really well the day I got the car, but wow, as the 
tiny little molecules decompose, it's horrendous. I'm thinking that 
since it's organic material an enzymatic cleaner, like what are used 
on cat spray, might help.  Either that or a bucket of gasoline and a 
match.  I have to say that even with the hassle and smell, I consider 
this about the best outcome I could possibly have hoped for.
 
Leslie






Re: To Leslie Re: What I learned

2006-10-20 Thread Barb Moermond

Leslie,
I know of 2 very effective enzymatic cleaners - anti-icky poo (yes, seriously, that's its name) and liqui-zyme. One of the vets at my clinic has successfully rid a SUITCASE of INTACT male spray with the liqui-zyme.

here are a couple of links:

www.antiickypoo.com
www.anti-icky-poo.net 

https://www.unitedlabsinc.com/usa/catalog/shopexd.asp?id=882
https://www.unitedlabsinc.com/usa/content/pdf/label/455label.pdf
these tell about the product (united 455 liqui-zyme)

https://www.shop.themicrobusters.com/splashPage.hg
this is the opening page of where to buy liquizyme - best price, truly - they charge 65-ish for a case (4 1 gal or 12 1qt) and the only other place I've seen it is at my vet clinic and theysell one of those quartbottles for nearly $40!!

https://www.shop.themicrobusters.com/quickSearch.hg

and here are the 2 options for purchasing it

I really think it's a great product and you can use it EVERYWHERE - laundry, carpets, catboxes, toilets etc etc etc

oh, haven't smelled the Sunshine recipe but the Cimarron smells fab:)Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito"My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely living his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile." - Anonymous

- Original Message From: Leslie [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSent: Friday, October 20, 2006 12:42:21 PMSubject: Re: To Leslie Re: What I learned

Thank you, Wendy - 

I have to say that having them back hasn't gotten old. :)
Every night I lay down with them, every morning I wake up to them, I'm just amazed.

Microchip, microchip.

Now I am concentrating on getting the rest of my life in order - got the Equifax year long identity theft flagger in place. Have to close my bank account and reopen it today. Going to get the cut-off system installed at noon. And the smell - oh the smell of the meat juices you guys! I'mhoping that the mechanic will have some advice on that. I cleaned it really well the day I got the car, but wow, as the tiny little molecules decompose, it's horrendous. I'm thinking that since it's organic material an enzymatic cleaner, like what are used on cat spray, might help. Either that or a bucket of gasoline and a match. I have to say that even with the hassle and smell, I consider this about the best outcome I could possibly have hoped for. 

Leslie
Subject: To Leslie Re: What I learnedTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Leslie,First, I want to tell you that you took me on a rollercoaster ride for about twenty minutes this afternoonwhen I was finally able to catch up on my email andread about Satch and Beatrix.I could not believe what I was reading!!!I've never heard anything socrazy!Second, I am sorry I was out of the loop and not ableto help you when you needed it.I hate it when I misseven a day of being a part of this group.I am happy though that you got so much help!!!The people hereare wonderful.Our group has such an amazing spirit!Third, and most importantly, I am so happy that Satchand
 Bea have made it home to you safely.I know all of us had a million horrible things going through ourminds, being the humans that we are; it's hard to staypositive when you're scared.I think the fact thatSatch and Bea came home so quickly and without injury is a miracle considering that they were left in aparking lot.I am thankful that the perp was humaneenough to open the windows; Satch and Bea probablyhung out in the car for a while where they felt safe.I'm going to sleep with a great feeling on my heartafter reading such a horrible story with such awonderful ending.Thank you for asking for our helpand for sharing with us.:)Wendy

To Leslie Re: What I learned

2006-10-19 Thread wendy
Leslie,

First, I want to tell you that you took me on a roller
coaster ride for about twenty minutes this afternoon
when I was finally able to catch up on my email and
read about Satch and Beatrix.  I could not believe
what I was reading!!!  I've never heard anything so
crazy!  

Second, I am sorry I was out of the loop and not able
to help you when you needed it.  I hate it when I miss
even a day of being a part of this group.  I am happy
though that you got so much help!!!  The people here
are wonderful.  Our group has such an amazing spirit!

Third, and most importantly, I am so happy that Satch
and Bea have made it home to you safely.  I know all
of us had a million horrible things going through our
minds, being the humans that we are; it's hard to stay
positive when you're scared.  I think the fact that
Satch and Bea came home so quickly and without injury
is a miracle considering that they were left in a
parking lot.  I am thankful that the perp was humane
enough to open the windows; Satch and Bea probably
hung out in the car for a while where they felt safe.

I'm going to sleep with a great feeling on my heart
after reading such a horrible story with such a
wonderful ending.  Thank you for asking for our help
and for sharing with us.

:)
Wendy

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