The lisping choir does Aida, rather well as it happens .
I liked it.
I’ve just got home after another very busy day, and Mary thoughtfully licked my swollen feet as Bun then Weaver walked into the living room, as I was sipping my emergency gin and tonic. 
They walked in like Kevin & Perry

I’m sure Weaver stuck two claws up at me! 
She made a show of ignoring me too, 
I’d love to know where she’s been the past four days.
I once had a cat called Betty who was shy and standoffish too, who also disappeared from my home in Sheffield . 
She left for three months 

Weaver ate her tea , then jumped onto my desk and knocked an early Victorian flat back greyhound onto the floor on purpose before stalking out of the open window .
It’s like she’s doing me a favour at returning I thought

Don’t bother coming home !  I half heartedly called after her ( not really meaning it)

But she didn’t look back once at the call as she stalked out over the fields to the south of Trelawnyd 
With obviously a place to go

3 comments:

  1. Well, she obviously feels secure in her/your home. Secure enough to show you what she thinks!

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  2. Glory be and happy dancing! Weaver is/was home again. Not MIA, just asserting her right to roam as a cat!

    Relieved hugs!

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  3. That little stinker! She sure has YOUR number. That wanderlust is not apt to change so you should adjust to being her "Monday date". just learned that term from daughter -if you don't know, it describes a person who will ask you for a date on a weekday because you are not special enough for them to pop the big bucks to take you out on a Saturday special date. So Weaver will decide to come home when there is no place better to be.

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