but I am becoming more and more vertiginous when I leave the boat and walk around on this good earth
so I've decided to leave the boat for good
I'm feeling a bit sad about this
but not a really really sad because I have come to look after my favourite cats and there is a proper bathroom and it's warm
the tortoiseshell is currently leaping in and out of my capacious handbag and Wheezy has made a nest out of my pajamas
Hitch.
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It's funny, isn't it, how dealing with the head on a barge is, in a way, like dealing with a litter box.Or maybe it's not funny.
ReplyDeleteBTW, cat litter is known,Chez Dinahmow, as "shit grit."
both items can be dealt with either easily and inoffensively or with the maximum, smell and mess, what puzzles me is why do the latter
DeleteYes, lots to be said for the comforts of cats and a proper bathroom.
ReplyDeleteI had the opposite reaction: vertiginous for over three years whilst being held prisoner-of-war (so to speak) on a boat.
That sounds horrible LX, I didn't realise you'd had that experience (I'm still swaying!)
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