I have taken to the high ground – for no particular reason except that I like it up here. ‘Up here’ would be the top of Mimi’s cat tower. I spent a lot of time up here while those Mothers were away and now that they’re back and I’ve given them enough attention, it’s time for me to get back up here. I think they understand, especially now it’s getting warmer and it’s too hot to be in there on the bed with M Kaz, even at night.
Chris came to do the lawn the other day and it appears that he didn’t see KB (that would be the keelback snake) and even though the Mummies have been looking for him, they haven’t seen him either. Hopefully he’ll come back at some point. It will be interesting to see if the Mummies try to use the barbeque out there when they’re not sure where KB is hanging out.
It’s good the Mummies are starting to get through all the washing they brought back with them from their trip – and the bed linen and towel that Uncle Wayne was using. It means there is somewhere else Outback for me to relax – there’s nothing as comfy as a freshly-folded sheet on a table.
It doesn’t take much to make some Mummies happy. M Kaz is so excited because the frozen Pineapple Chunks she loves are available at Aldi at the moment. She’s so excited that she’s even considering going and getting a few more packets to put in the freezer in the garage to tide them over until they’re available again. She’s going to have to get a few because the last time they were available (for a limited time only) was over a year ago; it may even have been two.
I’m counting down the days (not in a good way) until those Mothers start watching ‘Midsomer Murders’ again. I know they went there while they were away and we know they’ll want to see if they can see where they went – like to the miniature village.
Now that Uncle Wayne has gone, the door to our bedroom is being left open and I’ve slept in there a couple of times when it’s been cooler but not cool enough to be on M Kaz’s bed/legs. And that’s a good thing too because she’s started getting up early in the morning to go ‘down to the water’; yesterday she was up just after 4am and didn’t get home until after 7. She’d had a walk, taken some photographs and then joined the other folk down at Pelicanos for a coffee.
Nigella ... 