I am so bored with knitting the Yoga wrap, which I'm sure you can all tell by the pitiful amount I've done on the second sleeve. Blah. Over it. However, must persevere so that I can actually wear it before winter is over.
Not much else going on around here, except that I think we have a cat in our roof. I can hear it meowing at odd hours, and I'm pretty sure that it met the normal resident, the possum, yesterday, who did not appear at all pleased to have a house guest. Galumph bravely stuck his head into the man-hole to seek it out this morning, balanced upon a chair upon a table, shaking a box of porridge oats to try and entice it out, but to no avail (just in case you were wondering, the oats were meant to sound like a box of dried cat food. I told him the cat wouldn't fall for it). I was a sook and hid in the bedroom with Grumbles, as I'm not a cat fan, and for some reason I've got it fixed in my head that this cat is going to be naaaaaasty. However, he/she declined to come out. Maybe the possum made friends? Maybe I should just call Pete the Possum man and get him to sort it out. Looks like more hiding in the bedroom.
I'm pathetic!
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ReplyDeleteyour post made me laugh :) I'm so the same. When we renovated our house, we lived with no skirting for a short while and had a couple of rats move in. I swear one day I spent 3 hours on our dining table until my hubbie could make it home.
ReplyDeletewhite tail spiders are my personal bete noir. How a human size creature can be so very freaked out by something smaller than her toenail is a mystery, but there you go.
ReplyDeleteI must admit I'm not a big fan of cats, but I just had a thought, maybe its the cat that we scared away from our backyard after it was sprayed with water!
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I'd had that thought, too. Hurumph.
ReplyDeleteGross man, cats, eeeewwwwwww. You must have a resident cat lady in your street who can white majik it out??
ReplyDeleteMaybe the possum and cat will get it on and make a new breed....another australian story from ms jorth!
I'm really looking forward to seeing that yoga wrap.
ReplyDeleteBut maybe your resident cat can catch mice or something?
I am still adjusting to Possoms in the roof here in Oz. Our sometime resident likes to party at 2am!
ReplyDeletei love that stitch pattern you're using.
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