Two nights back the boyfriend and the visiting friend made marbled brownies...then the boyfriend made steak and potatoes. You can see them both here.
In other news, Grey Cat is no longer with us. A classmate of mine, who turns out to live in the neighborhood, said she saw signs for a missing cat...a missing...
grey....cat. Ellery looked for signs yesterday but didn't see them...the classmate emailed me the sign's phone and today I walked the block and returned Grey Cat. She wasn't supposed to be outside so I didn't steal her exactly...either way she's back where she started. There was a cute kid and his dad and his dad's friend who called me love. That's the story about the cat.
Two nights back the boyfriend and the visiting friend made marbled brownies...then the boyfriend made steak and potatoes. You can see them both here.
In other news, Grey Cat is no longer with us. A classmate of mine, who turns out to live in the neighborhood, said she saw signs for a missing cat...a missing...grey....cat. Ellery looked for signs yesterday but didn't see them...the classmate emailed me the sign's phone and today I walked the block and returned Grey Cat. She wasn't supposed to be outside so I didn't steal her exactly...either way she's back where she started. There was a cute kid and his dad and his dad's friend who called me love. That's the story about the cat.
1 comment:
Much better than you found her, fed her, and kept her warm until the owners could be identified, so well done! Now, if you really want the second kitty, you can be more selective and hopefully adopt one that likes other cats. This is why even city cats should wear collars with tags (and, if they're fancy/from the ASPCA, have microchips). I mean, ours occasionally make a break for the door and run into other apartments, so just imagine if they went downstairs to see the gateways to freedom ajar!
Definitely a mitzvah to return Grey Cat. Saves the hassle on figuring out a name as well.
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