Eins Zwei FREIDAY

Day off because I’m getting broadband fitted. The engineer is relatively hot and there’s another one who I haven’t seen yet.
 
Dark Carnival said:
Soldi getting HOOKED UP etc.
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AFTERNOON LOVES!

Just had BOTOX for the first time and, despite the lovely lady's warnings it takes three days to begin to work, I'm a bit upset the Face ID still works on my phone.
 
Sheena said:
AFTERNOON LOVES!

Just had BOTOX for the first time and, despite the lovely lady's warnings it takes three days to begin to work, I'm a bit upset the Face ID still works on my phone.
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OMG. Same! Well not for the first time, but for the first time in almost 3 years. Bouncy blow, nails and Botox. HAPPY FRIDAY!!

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Sadly I didn't have a FULL OVERHAUL like OUR REET, but I went BALLS DEEP and had "all three big areas" done
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Sheena said:
AFTERNOON LOVES!

Just had BOTOX for the first time and, despite the lovely lady's warnings it takes three days to begin to work, I'm a bit upset the Face ID still works on my phone.
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What did you have done?
 
There's a man on the park and he's walking a cat on a lead!

Moopy cat people: Is this something you have to do if you're going to have an "outside" cat? To familiarise them with the surroundings maybe? Or is that man just crackers?
 
Some people keep cats indoors all the time, so putting them on a lead is a way of letting them out without them running away, presumably because they're kept in prison all the time.
 
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If I tried to put my cat on a leash, she'd kill me for sure
 
He actually had two cats with him, two separate leads and neither of them looked like they were enjoying their walk. Then a bloke arrived that we call "Jim" with his dog that we call "Wilson" (like from Friday Night Dinner). Jim is maybe mid-fifties and Wilson is a small brown Spaniel and we call them that because Jim is terrified of Wilson and Wilson knows it. If Wilson decides he doesn't want to do something Jim will just stand there and wait, sometimes for twenty minutes or more, until Wilson changes his mind. Anyway I clocked Jim and Wilson at the railings at the end of the park walking towards the entrance gate, cat bloke was halfway down the park next to the play area. As Wilson walked through the gate one of the cats hared it towards him so he turned tail back through the gate and set off running up the middle of the street opposite with Jim running behind an ever-extending lead. A blue car is driving down the street towards Wilson and I'm at the kitchen window screeching "get out of the road! there's a car coming!" and then Wilson just dropped to the ground in front of the car! He hadn't been hit though, he'd decided to just have a little lie down. Blue car bibbed his horn, Wilson just lay there, Jim was flapping his hands and shouting at the driver of blue car. Jim went to pick Wilson up, Wilson snapped at Jim's hand so Jim pulled his hand away and moved a couple of steps backward, blue car did a series of bibs on the horn, Jim again shouts something at blue car then blue car driver got out of the car, grabbed Wilson by the scruff of his neck and plonked him down on the pavement, got back in his car and drove off. Cat bloke then left the park at the other entrance. Jim and Wilson, having a little rest, were still in the same place on the corner at least fifteen minutes later when I next went into the kitchen, Jim was just watching something on his phone.
 
When we've had outdoor cats, we've never walked them on leads. I think most people just wait until they feel the cats will know the smell and have the spatial awareness to return.

I strongly suspect that a lot of cars who have 'got lost' when they have gone out, just didn’t want to come back. Or were roadkill.
 
Star said:
Oooh and what happened with your appendix?
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Don’t get me started. Been chasing for two months as still in pain. Got a phone call to go yesterday, turned up and the surgeon I saw had no idea why I was there so I was sent away and told to wait again.

It’s fucking ridiculous.
 
All of my cats are indoors only, they don't seem to mind. I did try walking one on a lead once but she was having none of it.
 
floppet said:
There's a man on the park and he's walking a cat on a lead!

Moopy cat people: Is this something you have to do if you're going to have an "outside" cat? To familiarise them with the surroundings maybe? Or is that man just crackers?
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When we get our next cat if we are still in the flat we are thinking of lead training him!
 
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