However, we did get the cats back. All four of them.
We drove out to Denton and they were all making a great noise. well, except the kittens; who were rolling around, chasing each other and generally being kittens. We put them in the three boxes; the kittens in one together. and so began the short drive hoe. Just as we got back into the village, we noticed the smell. And then it got stronger. And stronger. Quite clearly, one of the cats could not have held on. Turns out we were wrong, two cats, or kittens, could not hold on. And for two cute kitties, they made a bad, bad smell.
And so, after letting the four cats out, Jools and I cleared up; OK, Jools cleared up, and the cats made themselves at home; in the kittens case. The cats made themselves scarce and vamooshed.
And then came the rain. Outside. As we were pooped, we were not planning on going anywhere, and so we stayed inside and watched the rain come down.
In the evening, our two fiends, Matt and Dadi came for dinner, and for Matt to try the porter ale we had brewed. we talked and ate and supped beer. and then it was time for them to go, and time for us to get ready for bed.
And so the week's holiday had come to an end.
And Monday morning, the alarm went off at six, and we laid for a while before beginning the working week once more. Although a week off is always good, us office workers go back to a jam-packed in box on Outlook, and so we have to plough through the junk to get the gems of information and work out what the double-speak means.
On the plus side, my contract has arrived, and I have signed it and sent it back. Quite what happens at the end of this week is still unclear, but it seems I will be working out of Ramsgate maybe for another month.
But, things change, and onwards an upwards. Lets see where this ride takes us!
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