Living, as we do, in a barely liveable part of London,
coupled with toxic air and even more toxic people, I was delighted that the
four plants you see had not only lived, but thrived – until last night.
Early last evening these were four identically sized, well
whatever they are, bushes grouped harmoniously together, until Harley the
soon-to-be-ex-cat decided to come in. Not content with whining at the door as
he usually does he tried to get in the tiniest window in our house nearly ten
feet above.
Cat-like reflexes, Hah!
After failing the first time and falling on his back thereby
demolishing the first, he tried again, failed again and demolished the second. Then
he whined at the door to be let in. I didn’t discover this until this morning.
If I’d seen it last night, then being trapped in someone else’s garden shed for
a week would have been luxury compared to what I’d have done.
This is him, foolishly lying next to me now.
Mr butter-wouldn't-melt-in-my furry little mouth.
I'm so going to get him for this.
Thank goodness Harley had a soft landing!
ReplyDeleteHarley? What about my plants. I got off my backside once in six months and that little fur ball trashes them. He gonna pay.
ReplyDeleteTha
ReplyDeleteThat's a cat for you. Don't know what happened with my first reply.
ReplyDeleteMy pain is diminishing, but his is yet to come.
ReplyDeletePoor little thing, just wanted to show you how much he loves you by getting in and being near you. I'm still laughing. Way to go, Cat-astrophe.
ReplyDeleteMore like a cat-astrophic punishment if he does it again.
ReplyDeleteWell ... at least the cat is thriving ...
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