Well, after a few months, well maybe a few years, we decided the other week to get a cat – well, Sue did anyway.

We decided that getting a cat would be a good way to have a new friend around for Sue when I was away and it is always good to have a companion around.

It’s not that I don’t like cats, but it’s just the case that I think people shouldn’t have them when they have small children around and that they can sometimes be a nusance.  So, I am all for a cat, just now is a better time to get one than when the kids were only small.

So, this caused us to look for a cat in the local area.  The beedie eyed Julia obviously spotted that there were kittens for sale closeby and that they said they were going for a ‘reasonable rate’ – what I thought was another words for ‘very expensive’.  But, Julia convinced Sue that we should go see them and even if it was only to ‘have a look’ and not buy them.  This, I knew would cost me dearly and we would be walking out of the farm with some kittens in tow.

Well, I really wasn’t wrong, about the kittens in tow that was.  They weren’t as expensive as I had thought and I was thinking that they were actaully a really good price for them.  I’m not going to tell you how much they were, but I will tell you that if you want an adorable kitten then give me a ring and I will put you in contact with the people we bought ours from – veru cute.

I have taken a few different photos of them too, but I’m currently unsure of how to put them onto this blogpage as I’m not the most technical person when it comes to computers and all.  But that won’t stop me sending them to you if you want to have a look at them – send me an email and I will forward the photos.

Oh, I nearly forgot, we got two kittens – they’re both a greyish colour and we called them bob and stevie, really couldn’t come up with some imaginative names and these seemed like commical names for kittens – you know ho I’m talking about when I mention those names to you.

That’s all for now.