I had a serious post to write …

[blamebrampton]

But I'm too tired.

I did have a fantastic day, though. Knocked over a batch of sewing that needed to be done, ukulele date with pollymel (who said she never sang on a first  jam, but she did, and is good! Also good at ukulele), then knocked over a spot of writing, three loads of washing and dug out the second sock I need to finish knitting so I can post them to the UK (I always have such a sense of achievement in finishing a sock that I can have real issues with finishing two socks …).

Finally, I managed to wear out the kitten:



His socks are a bit grotty from playing in the cat run. I'm tempted to bathe him, but I have been trying to discourage arm savaging. I wonder if the vet sells kitten wipes?

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[http://users.livejournal.com/_inbetween_/]

Is that a new-ish term, "to knock over"? I think I only ever knew "knock out". Whatever it's called, not sure how you manage. And what is your cat run? DO YOU HAVE ONE OF THOSE WHEELS?!?!?! I WANT ONE!!! They can even power a small battery->lights. *cat-carpentry longing* Does it maybe make your day longer, like in that fairy tale with the rich man and the devil?

/blahblah

ETA: *checks time difference* HAPPY BIRTHDAY! May you end up as content as that kitten there.

[blamebrampton.livejournal.com]

THANK YOU, DARLING!

He has been sleeping in my lap and stopping me typing as he rolls over and I have to catch him before he falls.

And 'knock over' has been around for a long time with respect to crossing things off a list, but I can't remember which English it's from. Because I have the brains of a fish.

The cat run is, alas, not a wheel, but a fenced-off section of garden where they can play safely without marauding birds or being attacked by other cats.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_inbetween_/]

Mine still do that at age ... oldish and weight of nearly five kilos. I need more hands.

I thought I knew UK and OZ English, but then there is US TV ... I guess it's more OZ then, to knock over things ...

Ah, like that elusive chicken run ... so you put a wire on top of a piece of land then I guess?

[blamebrampton.livejournal.com]

Big frames at either end of a section of garden between us and another house wall, then cat net!

[http://users.livejournal.com/_inbetween_/]

I just viewed someone having done a "run" with a netty tunnel from the house to a rabbity hutch cage thing. At least you say the birds are also dangerous, but in her case I didn't understand why not cat proof the fence (for her old tired cats) /rambling