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>The cat litter I understand very well. Beyond it's >obvious use it's a good aid for tire traction, and >works cheaper/better than salt for icy >stairs/sidewalks/driveways. I carry several bags for >weight in the car boot for winter, just in case I have >to drive anywhere. > >I also remember being on Okinawa in the 60's during >monsoon season, when the supply ships couldn't dock >for sometimes days, and there was NO cat litter. >Gawd, it was ridiculous, but Siamese cats especially >don't like upheaval or change in their routines, and >having to force them to do their business in shredded >newspaper was REALLY a pain in the ears, while they >whinged and squalled about the deterioration of >comfort in their domain. It was the strangest thing to >stand in the commissary, staring at empty shelves, >commiserating with total strangers who of course also >owned the breed of choice on the island. Candles and >milk were the other items in short supply back in >those days. There was ALWAYS enough beer, but we >necessarily learned to drink it warm without >snivelling when the power went down. People AND cats >are indeed strange. > >Angh > >> >>People are strange.

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