Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Package Exchange

My fellow ginger buddies, Eric and Flynn, can't get Greenies in the UK. So we sent them a care package of Greenies. They respond with goodies back to us.
Come on mum I need your hands to open this up. My teeth and paws just won't do here.
Lots of goodies, treats for me and mum. Mum's stuff includes teas and mints that she likes that you can't buy here. Thanks guys!

18 comments:

  1. You all have a great gift exchange going!!

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  2. Wow what a great package!! Awesome!!

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  3. Oh what fun goodies you have there!

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  4. Wowie Derby! Just the smells alone would be pawsome..let alone all the nommy treats1 :)
    V-V

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  5. You and Eric and Flynn have a great exchange going. That looks like an awesome selection you have there.

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  6. That looks like a fun exchange, Derby!

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  7. sweet cat... :)

    btw can i xchange link with u?? tq..

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  8. Eric and Flynn's Mom knows the good stuff to send you and your Mom!

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  9. Those treat sticks look very interesting...are they yummy?

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  10. Looks like a great gift exchange!

    Purrs and hugs,
    The Kitty Krew

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  11. Wow, a package all the way from across the pond. And what a haul you got, Derby!

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  12. That looks like a great care package. Mom says she hasn't had those mints in years.

    Tavi, Cody, Camie, Miss Jade and Gracie

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  13. That is so neat that they sent you and your mom a package!

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  14. We are glad you and your mum liked your package Derby. Did you smell us on the blue fluff ball? We put our smell on it for you.
    We have been tucking in to our Greenies. Yummy!

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  15. Kool! Sounds like a lot of superduper goodies!

    Kittyhugs and purrs from MaoMao!

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  16. I'd be anxious to get into the box too, Derby. That was a pawsome package.

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