Wordy Wednesday: Reno Chaos
Early this morning, before the demo.
Last fall's plumbing repair included the wrong colour plate to cover the older, large hole from the two separate taps that were there before.
White duct tape comes in handy. :-P
I've been living with a cracked tub surround for about 20 years and with a steel tub that had patches of its finish long gone. I will be glad to have a new tub and surround installed!
I was off visiting a friend yesterday, have some critter to pics to share another time. For now, I'm just trying to get through the chaos! Derry was out for part of the morning, and I had wanted him to stay outside in the garden, but he got around me and made a beeline for the front bedroom, where he is now, hiding under the covers.
Oh, and there's a young feral cat, the cause of Derry's early morning howling outside. I finally spied him yesterday morning and gave him a couple of cans of Fancy Feast. I had to back up about 20 feet, but he ate them, he's starving. He ate another couple of cans this morning, and half a package of kitty treats (I had left those on my step). I will pick up some wet and dry over the weekend, with the hope that he'll keep coming around.
Take care, everyone. I'll visit blogs when I can!





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Oh, none of is is EVER longing for renovations!
BUT if we're creative enough with our imagination, we see the END results and thus it is so worth it.
So sorry for Derry's howling early morning due to the feral kitten outside.
Sweet of you for feeding it and hoping it will find some human for adopting him/her!
It breaks our heart to see unloved kitties outside in the elements.
Saw one the other night scooting under our gazebo during heavy rains and thunder.
Wonder why some people don't let them inside of their home for shelter?!
Good luck and looking forward to your critter pictures.
Hugs,
Mariette
Derry goes only into the enclosed back garden. This fellow is a dark, smoky grey. Young and very lean. :-(
the messy-mess (and likely noise) ... and enjoy the new little yard kitty.
Good luck with the feral. It's very good of you to feed him.
So good of you to look after the outdoor kitty.
Purrs, Julie