Amazingly the kitten turned up again after two and a half weeks on the loose. Somebody had changed his collar but, thanks to the kink in his tail and the white star on his chest, and of course the micro-chip, he was recognisable. We are all delighted but don't entirely trust his wanderlust tendencies.
Am still trawling the bookshelves here for classics. Have just read Fair Stood the Wind for France by HE Bates, about a pilot who crashes in France and is rescued by a French family. He falls in love with the brave young daughter of the house, gripping stuff and movingly written.
By the way, two men have recently made a point of saying how much they enjoyed my books, so that's cheering. I'm very happy to be termed a women's fiction writer - these genres are inevitable - but it's nice to have chappish appeal too.
6 comments:
Such good news about the kitten! So heartbreaking when you don't know what's happened to them and picture the worst.
Very pleased kitten is back again. Perhaps he needs a collar with a die-stamped phone number!
Delighted that the wanderer has returned!
Margaret Powling
Good news to hear that the kitten has returned none the worse for his adventure.
So pleased to hesr the kitten has come back. Let's hope he stays put now. Has he been neutered yet?
By the way there's an award on my blog for you.
Yes, he was neutered a while ago but it doesn't seem to have cured his wanderlust.
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