Dear Sue, I have owned Brown Burmese for many years now, and have just lost my adorable "Woosie" to cancer of the jaw.
I'm finding life without a brown Burmese is definitely lacking, and would be most pleased to know if you have any kittens, or are  likely to in the future. I would like a little female again - all my Burmese have been girls. She would be de-sexed, as I have no interest in showing or breeding, and I am totally against feral cats (or rather, the people who allow their animals to breed, regardless of whether there are homes for the progeny or not). Thank you very much. Leah Jones,  Qld. 4650  22/9/09

Very dear Sue,  Thank you so much for your hospitality - I felt very honoured to meet all your kitties, and was pleased to meet Yogi and Shadow (your dogs) as well.
They were a joy to behold, especially since I haven't set eyes on a Brown lovely since my girl - over a year ago now. I DID cry on the way out to the Highway - I'll never stop missing my Woosie, and leaving your beautiful cats was sad for me.
Again Sue, thank you so much for kindness and giving up your time for me. It was a gracious act, and truly appreciated.  Big hugs, always, Leah x  10/11/09

DARLING SUE--DON'T SELL MY KITTY - DON'T SELL MY KITTY - PLEASE, THIS IS
MY KITTIE, ISN'T IT? I DON'T CARE IF IT'S MALE OR FEMALE - DON'T CARE IF IT'S GREEN. I JUST WANT MY KITTIE.
WITH THE BIGGEST HUGS YOU'VE EVER HAD,  ALWAYS, LEAH XXXXX  XXLXX  5/1/10

Oh Sue, They're so lovely - their little eyes open now, beginning to look like kitties. Just wonderful. You have no idea what it means to me to get these photo updates - a permanent record for what so many people don't see when they buy a kitty. I'm very, very lucky, and thank you SO much. The pictures are winging their way round the world now - I have people who wait for them as eagerly as I do LOL. Showering Blessings on you for your kindness.
Big hugs for you, Sue, Always, Leah xx 16/1/10

I just KNEW I'd get a naughty kittie,lol lol.  I always have had naughty kitties, and loved them to absolute bits. I find all the naughtiness very charming, though I have to admit - worrying at times like you spoke of - as in disappearing. And being found in the most ridiculous places.
I can barely wait, but I'm containing myself really well. I pretend I don't mind when he comes, but of course, I'm really excited and silly.
Big hugs for you Sue, and thank you for the rescue. Always, Leah xx 21/2/10.

Oh, oh, oh, Wonderful - wonderful. Just got the photos of kitties, Sue - thank you so very much. This boy of mine is going to be a handful - and I just love it. Nothing like a naughty kitten to brighten the day, lighten the heart, and make one buy new furniture. lol.  We're going to have a whale of a time. They are a lovely litter Sue, look at the huge round eyes they all have.
I wrote to YOU first, not forgetting you, in my eagerness to send them round the world. Thank you so much for these. Big hugs all round. Always, Leah xxxxx  22/2/10

"Collect Kitten" My dearest Sue - Now at last I can be totally honest with you. I have been so excited about this kitty that I sort of didn't dare tell you that I was, in case something went wrong with the whole thing, so I haven't been disinterested, just terrified that I wouldn't get him.
I saw your "Collect Kitten" in my inbox, and burst into tears. NOW he's real, NOW he's going to really be mine.
You have no idea how this cat will be looked after. I promise with all my heart, that he will have a wonderful home, full of love and laughter, hugs and games, and all that an adored cat could want.
Thank you so much for the feeding and help chart -  I may have had a few kittens, but not such a young one for a long time now.  I hope we can keep up our friendship, which I have valued for months now. I should hate not to keep in touch with you.
I SHALL BE THERE ON WEDNESDAY AT 10 AM WITH ALL MY BELLS AND WHISTLES AND EXCITEMENT. I'm all of a flutter ! ! ! ! !
With love and hugs to you Sue. Now I can say "See you soon" Yippeeeeeeeee.
Always, Leah xxxxx 3/3/10

I feel so sorry for the kitties, leaving everything they're used to, and going to a strange place with people they don't know. It must be awful for them just for a little while. I have always felt sorry for picking up a cat or puppy - and seeing them look bewildered for a short time - until it comes to them that they just might be onto a good thing here. LOL LOL. I know you love them all Sue, please don't worry about this one - he'll be healthy and happy and never without a friend to talk to. Big hugs for you, dear heart. Always, Leah xxxxx  4/3/10

So . . . IT'S KITTY TIME!  Oh, we've had a thousand name changes, but the one that has stuck, and I love the sound of is "Bassy" - short for Sebastian. Bassy the Burmese. Sounds OK to me, and I think it will stick, because Harry and I have been calling him Bassy when we talk of him.
I feel sick with anticipation, and I'm really, really excited. I'll see you tomorrow at 10am. 9/3/10

Well, my Sue, Bassy has been home for exactly one hour now,  been heartily licked by Molly the Staffie, who is no longer interested in him, and had a few tongue swipes from Dingo-type Emma, who has fallen in love with him. All my worrying was a waste, Bassy is now at the top of his "tree" dozing. LOL. He was great in the car coming home - he let out two almighty yells - at different times, then I put my fingers through the cane and stroked his face, and he PURRED ! And that's the honest truth. Then fell asleep. I've never had it so easy with bringing a new animal home, I really haven't. 
Thank you so very, very much for breeding such a beautiful kitten for me Sue.
He really is a laid-back boy - seemingly scared of nothing, which makes for much easier settling down.
Again, thank you, thank you, thank you. I am totally delighted with Bassy - he is
indeed a "Silken Prince". With love, and hugs, always, Leah xxxxx  10/3/10