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[Mica]

Morning all
Very chilly start here too and its clouded over

Another household where the feline s have reignedcwith iron paws - well that was the Abyssinian. The tabby we have currently likes our 2 but not the DD k9 that is a permanent resident  

Got more done on my jacket lots top stitching so that slows thing down. Got notified that the adjustable edge foot that I ordered 3 months ago had arrived so nipped over to collect that. Having the right tools makes some tasks much easier.
Sewing maching shop just happens to be a few blocks from gluten free cafe so I popped in on the off chance they had cream donut yep one left generously creamed and jammed on the spot 

Going to nip up the coast soon to suss out a cafe to see if it will be suitable for our cafe pick for our brunch group.

Enjoy your day

We had two Abyssinians - amazing cats - one used to chase the Rottweiller supposed orchard guard dog and wack him on the backside - the dog used to run away squawking .But the king of the orchard for all the wrong reasons was Asha - huge Abyssinian very affectionate and demanding used to ping the microwave to warn you his fresh fish meal needed warming up - he was so tall he could reach was not appreciated when the microwave would start pinging in the middle of the night .My husband decided to rescue some discarded hens from the local egg farm - they could just fossick round in the orchard and go in the barn at night .He started finding dead chooks - blamed the foxie next door so had words with the neighbour - another one died - so he shut them in the barn at night and next door kept the foxie home at night - he heard a kerfuffle one night in the chook run - my beautiful Abby cat was the murderer - suffice to say the chicken rescue came to an abrupt end .He disgraced himself when we moved he decided he would catch all the fish in the fish pond while we weren’t home and leave them sunbathing on the lawn - felt terrible as the lady who sold us the house was very attached to the fish

What  coincidence one of our Abyssinian was called Assha too. She actually tried to kill our old girl when we got her at 8 weeks old you know rat size. The old girls always had a healthy respect for her yet 4 years later when we got our boy k9 she thought he was the bees knees and they were the best of mates, played slept together etc. He did respect her though.
Many moons ago we were going away on holiday and had a house sitter to watch our 3 dogs  and 2 abys she asked if she could bring her lab to stay too - no problem except the Abyssinians made the lab sit in one corner of the lounge and if she moved look out.

 Had coffee at Cafe up the line, coffee was good but we won't be having brunch there, not safe gluten free eatery and the people not exactly try welcoming. Its fun finding new places we haven't been before though it is becoming a challenge  after 4 years to find somewhere we haven't  been before.
Finished my jacket need to get buttons to finish  it  off