Ah, clearly the tabby cat that I befriended over the summer, who has been entirely absent since our return from holiday a few weeks ago, has moved on to your place.
Posted by Hg at November 16, 2008 09:30 PMCats. Bloody neighbouring cats who come into my house through the open doors during the summer and into my garage via the now-broken cat-flap in the garage (thank you neighbouring cat - whichever one it was). Cats.
The road that you were on in India sounds rather like those in Cameroon - only the chauffeur knew each and every pot-hole and mostly managed to avoid them. It was a trip in northern Cameroon in a jeep with no air-con or suspension that did my arse in.
Posted by zed at November 20, 2008 03:14 PMdid they do a child sized one? my babysquirrels and all their furry friends dont seem to be able to know how to use a door properly. i like your blog :)
Posted by Kate at November 24, 2008 05:19 PMHello all,
and hello Kate. I like your comment. My children learned doors eventually. I'm currently working on getting Jake to suss out sofas.
Hg: you can have it back now, mkay?
Zed: my road was bad all the time but my backside escaped. It was just the sheer Alton Towers ness of it. Plus a little excess form the night before. I don't recommend goat's shin, or too much Indian wine.
Posted by robin at November 24, 2008 06:43 PMmarried 16 years and still going to school? that can't be good.
Posted by Saltation at November 27, 2008 08:23 PMOh Sal!
Fish cuisine advice, and now careers. (Trust you to know about vertical barbies.)
May the force be with you.
Posted by robin at November 27, 2008 11:17 PM