17th January 2021
I was using the day to finish off some jobs that will ultimately lead to the completion of pieces that will get February off to a good start.
We loaded up the reloved rustic dresser into the truck ready for delivery tomorrow.
We were back to selling things quickly, it still amazes me that there is such a demand for this type of furniture, not that I’m complaining.
Just as we finished loading, a kitten came into the drive making plenty of noise. It was obviously lost, but we had no idea who it belonged to. It had a pink collar with a bell but no other identification, so we were at a loss as what to do.
I have said before that I don’t see many cats roaming about, Kelli says that there are a few around but they don’t get let out to roam.
That seems to be wrong to have an animal that likes to check out it’s territory and keep it locked inside.
The first thing was to see if it was hungry, all we had was dog food, which was devoured quickly. Kelli posted a picture on a couple of neighbourhood sites, whilst I tried to keep it amused. That was fun, it’s been a long time since I’ve been clawed in the gentleman’s region, but gradually it seem to calm down and kept jumping up on my lap.
We had to find somewhere for it to go as Kelli is allergic to cat fur, so stay tuned for a few days of frantic sneezing.
Eventually Kelli took it to her sister in law, who is the default animal sanctuary. Hopefully we will find the owner soon.
Another Lifetime to go 