Ikea is fantastic. In case anyone'd forgotten. Mates who can install new video cards and who don't hit you when you go back to get a 50-cent plant are amazing too. We dropped by Auchan and I nearly got a heart attack when I saw the price at the till for my baguette and Knacki sausages. 31 Euro?? The man behind the till (and everyone else in the whole blood shop) noticed my horror because he quickly pointed to the other numbers on the till. Ah... Apparently the French still put everything both in Euro and in French francs.
The cats got a new scratching pole from their other slave (I'd say "mummy" but that's too sentimental on a screen) and I treated myself to hug-able sofa cushions. I didn't know they'd be excellent for hugging, but they are.
The Tv's arrived and nope, I don't feel guilty anymore. There are actual colours in my tv shows now, not just "dark" and "light" and "vaguely green" and "I thinkt that's red".
How weird though that when you offer delivery men something to drink they invariably go "oh no, it's much too early for me". Er... I meant water or something. "oh no, water, no, that's much too dangerous. Fish die in it".
Universal joke, apparently.
And the title of this post? It involves a vet visit, a tomcat (who's lost 1.8 kilos since August thank you very much, though that's beside the point), no answers and now another cat with the same symptoms. Looks like the delivery man might have a point after all. Perhaps the water *is* dangerous.

