@Wilderbeast Well I did drop off waiting for Jonah to come out of school. I always go an hour early as Gabriel always falls asleep on the journey. I normally read my book but not today. Good job I heard some of the parents passing by😵
When we had a cat, we set the flap on exit only. Our cat learnt how to get in by flipping the flap. Cat burglars never learnt the technique. If you have a reasonably intelligent cat, they will learn after you demonstrate the technique a few times. They will remember how to do it, especially if they're hungry enough.
Morning,I've just read this thread and can i join in please?!that reminded me off my dog judy.she slept in bed with me and when she woke up she would go downstairs and let herself out of her dog flap,and I built a cover for her so she couldnt get out into the garden and was safe.then shed run back up to me in bed and wed have a cuddle.i miss her still.
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What a great description. It seemed like a bit from one of my Inspector Banks I read before I turn in.
I was " with you " in the kitchen !!
You should try your hand at short stories....seriously.
I gave in the other evening and ate the last of the home made apple and rhubarb crumble and woke up 7 times with indigestion.
Big Mug of Hot Choccie just before bedtime . Adds 2 hours to my sleep.
If you have a reasonably intelligent cat, they will learn after you demonstrate the technique a few times. They will remember how to do it, especially if they're hungry enough.
I had a Burmese cat called Sam who was highly intelligent and would swing on the door handle and open the downstairs doors and end up in bed with me.
8 years of smiles love and joy
Trying to feed him a worming tablet and putting him in a pillow case to de flea was one of the funniest moments of my life.
Even after having to " take him to the vets "for the last time I would see him appear around the door.