Posting for posting's sake...
Thursday, 18 September 2014 12:12 pm1. I am going to write for an hour today, at 5pm. Don't care what else I'm supposed to be doing.
2. If you own cats, then you're responsible for feeding them. If someone tells you the automatic feeder isn't working, possibly because it's nearly empty, and you say "Oh, I need to buy some more dry food" and thank that person for feeding your cats with the wet food when you're away for days on end, then before you go away for more days on end buy some bloody cat food - dry and wet both. Because otherwise your new-and-soon-to-be-ex-housemate will find herself in the situation of either having to go out and buy cat food for you or letting your cats starve. Guess which I'm not prepared to do. Gods, I dread to think what happened to the poor things before I was here - though perhaps their feeder was still working then. I hope so.
3. When I went to Taunton to look at the definitely-taken annexe yesterday, and wandered into the independent bookshop, I immediately found the one book I've been looking for in all bookshops since I heard it was out, and fell in love with the cover of another one that turned out to fit my Readers Imbibing Peril challenge... pretty picture!
4. A place to live will turn up. A nice place. It'll be fine. *sighs*
5. And Scotland! Oooooh, Scotland! Home of all my ancestors, that - I wonder what's going to happen... Maybe I should have moved there!
2. If you own cats, then you're responsible for feeding them. If someone tells you the automatic feeder isn't working, possibly because it's nearly empty, and you say "Oh, I need to buy some more dry food" and thank that person for feeding your cats with the wet food when you're away for days on end, then before you go away for more days on end buy some bloody cat food - dry and wet both. Because otherwise your new-and-soon-to-be-ex-housemate will find herself in the situation of either having to go out and buy cat food for you or letting your cats starve. Guess which I'm not prepared to do. Gods, I dread to think what happened to the poor things before I was here - though perhaps their feeder was still working then. I hope so.
3. When I went to Taunton to look at the definitely-taken annexe yesterday, and wandered into the independent bookshop, I immediately found the one book I've been looking for in all bookshops since I heard it was out, and fell in love with the cover of another one that turned out to fit my Readers Imbibing Peril challenge... pretty picture!
4. A place to live will turn up. A nice place. It'll be fine. *sighs*
5. And Scotland! Oooooh, Scotland! Home of all my ancestors, that - I wonder what's going to happen... Maybe I should have moved there!
