what an evening!
May 17th 2006, 11:56 am
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what an evening!
I was working in Geelong today and left early to get home in good time for our citizenship ceremony.
Mr P greeted me at the door to tell me out cat (baby) had been hurt . He had a bloody eye and was hiding under the bed....between us we managed to catch him, race him to the vet. The vet saw us quickly (as we explained about ceremony) jabbed cat in arse, charged us $100 bucks and sent us on our way, saying :"Your cat should not lose the use of his eye"!
Of course we were then quite emotional thoughout the ceremony.
After the oath, the multicultural relations police officer presented us with our grass plants, whilst commenting that he normally takes these off people.....
The mayor of Hobson's Bay was the worst public speaker I have ever heard, but still we are now officially citizens....
Mr P greeted me at the door to tell me out cat (baby) had been hurt . He had a bloody eye and was hiding under the bed....between us we managed to catch him, race him to the vet. The vet saw us quickly (as we explained about ceremony) jabbed cat in arse, charged us $100 bucks and sent us on our way, saying :"Your cat should not lose the use of his eye"!
Of course we were then quite emotional thoughout the ceremony.
After the oath, the multicultural relations police officer presented us with our grass plants, whilst commenting that he normally takes these off people.....
The mayor of Hobson's Bay was the worst public speaker I have ever heard, but still we are now officially citizens....
May 17th 2006, 12:01 pm
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Re: what an evening!
Congratulations - feels good doesn't it?
May 17th 2006, 12:05 pm
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Re: what an evening!
Originally Posted by Pomster
I was working in Geelong today and left early to get home in good time for our citizenship ceremony.
Mr P greeted me at the door to tell me out cat (baby) had been hurt . He had a bloody eye and was hiding under the bed....between us we managed to catch him, race him to the vet. The vet saw us quickly (as we explained about ceremony) jabbed cat in arse, charged us $100 bucks and sent us on our way, saying :"Your cat should not lose the use of his eye"!
Of course we were then quite emotional thoughout the ceremony.
After the oath, the multicultural relations police officer presented us with our grass plants, whilst commenting that he normally takes these off people.....
The mayor of Hobson's Bay was the worst public speaker I have ever heard, but still we are now officially citizens....
Mr P greeted me at the door to tell me out cat (baby) had been hurt . He had a bloody eye and was hiding under the bed....between us we managed to catch him, race him to the vet. The vet saw us quickly (as we explained about ceremony) jabbed cat in arse, charged us $100 bucks and sent us on our way, saying :"Your cat should not lose the use of his eye"!
Of course we were then quite emotional thoughout the ceremony.
After the oath, the multicultural relations police officer presented us with our grass plants, whilst commenting that he normally takes these off people.....
The mayor of Hobson's Bay was the worst public speaker I have ever heard, but still we are now officially citizens....
Do citizen's pay the lions share for expat curry nights out?
May 17th 2006, 12:37 pm
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Re: what an evening!
Originally Posted by Pomster
I was working in Geelong today and left early to get home in good time for our citizenship ceremony.
Mr P greeted me at the door to tell me out cat (baby) had been hurt . He had a bloody eye and was hiding under the bed....between us we managed to catch him, race him to the vet. The vet saw us quickly (as we explained about ceremony) jabbed cat in arse, charged us $100 bucks and sent us on our way, saying :"Your cat should not lose the use of his eye"!
Of course we were then quite emotional thoughout the ceremony.
After the oath, the multicultural relations police officer presented us with our grass plants, whilst commenting that he normally takes these off people.....
The mayor of Hobson's Bay was the worst public speaker I have ever heard, but still we are now officially citizens....
Mr P greeted me at the door to tell me out cat (baby) had been hurt . He had a bloody eye and was hiding under the bed....between us we managed to catch him, race him to the vet. The vet saw us quickly (as we explained about ceremony) jabbed cat in arse, charged us $100 bucks and sent us on our way, saying :"Your cat should not lose the use of his eye"!
Of course we were then quite emotional thoughout the ceremony.
After the oath, the multicultural relations police officer presented us with our grass plants, whilst commenting that he normally takes these off people.....
The mayor of Hobson's Bay was the worst public speaker I have ever heard, but still we are now officially citizens....
May 17th 2006, 12:39 pm
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Re: what an evening!
Congrates , and get well soon the cat !
May 17th 2006, 1:26 pm
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Re: what an evening!
Thank you...
poor old cat is currently hiding in a darkened room with his weeping eye. I hope he doesn't lose it, as he loves going outside and I think we would not let him do so with partial vision (as we live on a road full of hoons)
poor old cat is currently hiding in a darkened room with his weeping eye. I hope he doesn't lose it, as he loves going outside and I think we would not let him do so with partial vision (as we live on a road full of hoons)
