Those damn boys and my neice - Amy, were on a 'fishing' expedition for
intel.
Seems their afternoon was NOT spent just cleaning or buying maggots. My
Buddy is to blame for this and I'm pretty mad at him. I wasn't ready for all
this yet.
Phone calls from relatives - the Bros and sisters I have not spoken to in
ages - want to have a 'foodie' party tomorrow - Saturday, at my place.
Years past, because I'm the oldest in the family - depended on who WAS at
the time, we had phenomenally good parties that split into various
age-groups but we'd all end up with selected sober drivers (Unpopular
victims!) to drive us in the vehicular transports available to Loch Lomond.
(about 12 miles away) The 'unable' were left to guard the transports while
the rest of us climbed Ben Lomond (Local Mountain) and set off 'squibs' and
fireworks from the summit after a party and lots of drinking at midnight.
Do I WANT to do it?
Of course I do - but to have face all these cunts after years of
bad-calling? It's got to be really embarassing for me.
I call them bad names - time for my supposed Christianity to really express
itself.
I LOVE them all - really - but people who deliberately fuck me up deserve
the spears I throw.
I think I realise that the 'Care' attitude has kicked in with them.
AN ASIDE- The Tiger jumped up on me a few seconds past - MOST affectionate -
face kisses and rubs, BIG and LOUD 'Singing' and most extraordinary 'PURRS'
and kisses that he was never want to before. I tracked him once he jumped
down - on our bed now - tail going like the clappers! Oh - I love the wee
thing! He's wanting me to go to bed with him and have some cuddly sleep. Aw!
(But maybe he's become a Poof since I got him fixed) Oh Lord!
I have prepared a short pdf off the Tiger, since he first arrived at his new
home until amost the present. It's mostly pictures. If anyone wants to see
Tiger - let me know - I'll email it. The best photo is his cheeky attitude
to me when I'd left a breakfast to attend to the postman and he ate the yolk
from my poached egg. His pose of innocent defiance is amazing.
Anyway, now the boys are back and looking sheepish and offering beers.
Hmmmm.
The damage is done. OK - gimme a Bud.
Intrepidation and expectation now the name of the game.
A very nervous - Hughie, at twenty past ten on saturday night.
God Bless everyone - as I rush for the late night meds.