Ming's move is merciless
Posted: Tuesday, 12 October 2004 |
Comments
Terrible pun for a title but congrats on moving into the Metropolis that is Arinagour. Are there other nice cats and dogs for you to talk to or do they not like yokel cats?
Stewart Kennedy from Dublin
Tooti and fruiti are twin boys and they rock coll! They are the toughest cats on the island! they wont be frightened!!!!
Sara Oliphant from glasgow
I'm sorry Sara but how can two 'tough' boys be called tooti and fruiti? and I'm sorry I didn't know how to spell their girlie names.
But since you're a nice lassy I'll look out for them until you get back home.
Ming
Ming from the village
Stewart,
Thanks for the comments and it's true, Arinagour is a metropolis for me. I've never lived in a village before (making me the more likely yokel) but I intend to adjust, be sociable and make the most of it. IÂ’ll try to keep you informed, especially about the girlie cats next door that Sara thinks are tough!
Ming
Ming from the village
Fantastic to see you back on the blog. The west end won't be the same without you.
collbirdyman from coll
What happened to cock and co - were they left behind? Glad to see you back on the blog and look forward to finding out how the new life is in Arinagour. Don't let those humans up the road put too much funny juice in your saucer.
p......d from the land of the a plasma fusion reactor and a CO2
Thanks collbirdyman and p......d for the comments. I'll miss the tasty corncrakes next spring but I've convinced myself there is life beyond the west end!
The cock and hens have gone for re-habilitaion to Nic the hotel's yard but the quail have come with me to the village. I reckon it'll be easier to guard them from the village cats than it was from the west end otters and ferrets. Time will tell.
It's another splendid day so I'm off to lie in the sun
Min from the villager
Hey, Ming-y-ming. Lots of new rodents to chase/torture/steal from Winoo in the village?
Thanks for the rat-present when I came to stay - it was touching (thanks for not leaving it where I could stand on it in the night!)
Tooti and Frooti sound like a nice morning snack for a big man-cat like you - go terrorise.
Kirsten from Nasty South
Good to see you back Ming. Aringour may be a metropolis but surely it must be quiter than the west end particularly during corncrake season. I'm not sure moving next to the hotel bar was the wisest move though!
Rob the entomologist from Yorkshire
Where are you Ming? Too busy devouring exhausted Redwings I presume.
Good to see Rob The Bug-boy has made a comment. Remember not to eat all of the humans birthday cake today.
collbirdyman from coll



