On Saturday, Katy, Joe and I are heading for Osh, the second largest city in Kyrgyzstan, located a 12 hour drive to the south. I'll be gone for six days, so I'm prepping my apartment for my absence. In other words, I bought more litter boxes.
First of all I hope you will have a great time in Osh and that the cats will not miss you too much ^__^
My name is Claire. I found your blog online today and I would like to invite you to list it on our Expat Women Blog Directory (www.expatwomen.com/expatblog). It’s free. We would just love to have your blog listed on our site!
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Thank you very much and my very best wishes to you,
I'll be leaving out enough food and water to keep them fed and hydrated for a week. My main concern is how stinky my apartment is going to be when I get back. I clean litter boxes at least twice a day normally, so it will be SCARY when I return.
And Claire - I joined Expat Women back when I was living in South Korea, and I haven't been able to change my location in the EW directory. Is there a way to do that?
Whenever wife and I go abroad and leave the kitties behind, we always rely on neighbors and friends to care for our "kids"--and, surprise of surprises, there is always a line of folks waiting to feed and water them.
Thanks for sharing your photos and musings, here: I'm a lifelong Russophile, and I deeply envy the Russians in that they're blessed with bountiful snowfall and mystically crystalline winters.
I hope to make it to Omyakon sometime next year--or perhaps in 2010. All the best to you....
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Who's feeding them?? (and is there a town named "Kosh?")
Wish Diane could see those. She's the one who went on vacation and had her cats in the garage with 50 litter boxes!
Dear Jane,
First of all I hope you will have a great time in Osh and that the cats will not miss you too much ^__^
My name is Claire. I found your blog online today and I would like to invite you to list it on our Expat Women Blog Directory (www.expatwomen.com/expatblog). It’s free. We would just love to have your blog listed on our site!
I also invite you to join our ExpatWomen.com community (www.expatwomen.com/sign_up.php). Membership is free and enables you to receive our monthly, inspirational newsletter, plus ensures your name is in the running for all of our ExpatWomen.com promotions and giveaways.
Thank you very much and my very best wishes to you,
Claire
Claire@ExpatWomen.com
www.ExpatWomen.com
I'll be leaving out enough food and water to keep them fed and hydrated for a week. My main concern is how stinky my apartment is going to be when I get back. I clean litter boxes at least twice a day normally, so it will be SCARY when I return.
Also.... never heard of a Kosh, just Osh.
And Claire - I joined Expat Women back when I was living in South Korea, and I haven't been able to change my location in the EW directory. Is there a way to do that?
Whenever wife and I go abroad and leave the kitties behind, we always rely on neighbors and friends to care for our "kids"--and, surprise of surprises, there is always a line of folks waiting to feed and water them.
Thanks for sharing your photos and musings, here: I'm a lifelong Russophile, and I deeply envy the Russians in that they're blessed with bountiful snowfall and mystically crystalline winters.
I hope to make it to Omyakon sometime next year--or perhaps in 2010. All the best to you....
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