I wandered over to my bowl and, guess what, the darned thing was empty. Not a sniff of chicken, rabbit or prawn. I stalked around a bit, thinking they'll be up any minute but, no, they stayed in bed, even after I ran all over them and meowed piteously.
So what's a girl to do?
I went into the sitting-room and found three spiders. They're ex-spiders now. They didn't taste bad. Then I found some fluff which was a bit bland and chewy. Then, result, under the sofa was a dried up bit of pork. That went down a treat.
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I had a sip of water to make sure it was nicely marinated, waited a few minutes, and puked it all up in the old man's shoe.
To say he wasn't best pleased when he put on the shoe to go to work is an under-statement.
I'm now curled up on the settee, purring away, after I FINALLY got my proper breakfast.
Learn the lesson, people. LEARN THE LESSON.
To say he wasn't best pleased when he put on the shoe to go to work is an under-statement.
I'm now curled up on the settee, purring away, after I FINALLY got my proper breakfast.
Learn the lesson, people. LEARN THE LESSON.
Look at this:
Here's her other book: Not So Sweet Toffee
Um...great job, Toffee!
ReplyDeleteThat will teach them to keep you waiting!
ReplyDeleteIck! Glad my cats don't eat spiders.:)
ReplyDeleteOoh, extra protein. lol
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