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My Cat Fred


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Fred is my new cat - care of gopets. It is my new addiction, and, apart from the fact that I have NO IDEA what it's all about, it's a top little game!

http://www.gopetslive.com/en/main/main_index.html

It took ages to download, but it's free and it's fun so give it a go!

Other than that, today has been pretty quiet. It chucked it down most of the time, and the guy who was supposed to be collecting the stuff hobbygames sent by mistake didn't show up. Ste assures me he's on it for me - but I wont place another order until it's sorted out.

Still quite happy about not going into MM until Wednesday, although I am getting a litte fed up of being stuck at home. It's not as much fun being off work when you have no money to go out an enjoy the time. Here's hoping I sell tons and tons of stuff tonight so I can pack it all up and ship it off tomorrow!

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