Rejection

Here in OUSA Belgium we believe in democracy as much as the next unit. Here, our most important member shows us what she thinks of a meaty proposal to introduce dog representation at all levels within the organisation. And it's all done online!

Cat attack!!!!

Those of you who read Facebook will know that our cat got attacked the other night - fortunately no harm was done except a certain loss of parental innocence amid all the squealing and shrieking (the cats, not us).

Here is the moment shortly before - our cat is completely oblivious to the hooligan lurking behind her (you may need to click on the picture) - I wasn't sure but I think there was another cat waiting as well.

I thought about writing to the Daily Mail (no day is complete without a visit to the Daily Mail Forums) and insisting that the birch and National Service be brought back as soon as possible, but decided against it as I don't want Belgium to be defended by an army of mad cats.

Discretion

The most important member of OUSA Belgium agrees with us that discretion is the better part of valour. Here she demonstrates how to blend into the background while remaining alert.

Conference excitement

On being told that (right now) O U S A Conference was discussing Constitutional matters, O U S A Belgium's most important member found it hard to contain her excitement.

Cat FAP

Here in OUSA Belgium we have in our time operated our very own facilitation panel. Here is our most important member looking a bit miffed at being excluded from a meeting on the grounds that catfood facilitation costs cannot be met from public funds. The real reason is that she squeaks too much, but that's another story.

When asked to do some blue sky thinking, OUSA Belgium's most important member duly obliged.