Presents from our Friends.

When our mum and dad met GJ's and Milo and Alfie's parents on Sunday they brought presents home with them.

GJ's mum made this beautiful gold shawl for our mum. Our mum said it will be perfect for on their cruise next week. His mum and dad got this mug for our dad. It has got our pictures on the front.

This is the back of our dad's mug. They gave our mum this pretty kitty scarf too.

Milo and Alfie sent back treats and balls for us. Their mum had read the original Dewey book and has pawed it forward to our mum who will paw it forward when she has read it.

Eric: Hmmm, this smells good.

I like this ball too.

Oops, I dropped it.

Mum has thrown it back up for me. Thanks mum.

Flynn: I have got a ball too and it is fun to play with.

I keep patting it off the cat tree so mum can pick it up again. I think she likes this game.

I am trying to bunnykick it here. It is a bit small to hold onto and kick at the same time, so I had to stick my tongue out to concentrate.

Thanks GJ and Milo and Alfie and your parents for all our lovely gifts.

Meeting Friends

On Sunday our mum and dad told us they were going to meet Ginger Jasper and Milo and Alfie's mums and dads and that we couldn't go. Well we decided that wasn't right. If it wasn't for us they wouldn't have been meeting up in the first place. We all had a Flat Cat discussion and decided whether they liked it or not, we were all going too!

They had a carvery lunch first and there was lots of talking and laughing going on. When they had finished, they went out into the garden to carry on talking and to take photos.
This is the view of the back of the pub and restaurant taken from the garden. It is called the Highwayman's Haunt and is very old.

Alfie took Milo off checking out the gardens while we relaxed on one of the tables with GJ for a while.
Eric: I really must tell mum that I think she is overdoing my diet. Even Skinny Flynnie is bigger than me now.

GJ's dad did an impression of Harry Hill and made everybody laugh.

Then the Beans joined us by the table.
Back row l to r GJ's dad, our dad, Milo and Alfie's dad.
Front row, our mum and Milo and Alfie's mum, and of course us.

Then we got a bit of cuddling for the next photo.
L-R Our dad and Eric, GJ's mum and GJ, our mum and Flynn, GJ's dad.

Then Milo and Alfie came back from exploring the gardens and joined us all for a group photo.

Then we said that is enough of having the Beans in our photos, we wanted one on our own.
We didn't get a kitty bag from any food they left but we did get a goody bag each from Milo and Alfie with yummy treats and lovely woolly balls. Thanks Milo and Alfie. Their mum pawed forward the original Dewey book to our mum and when she has read it, she will paw it forward too.
Ginger Jasper's mum knitted a gorgeous shawl for our mum which she said will be ideal for cooler nights on their cruise. (Oh, did we forget to tell you, we are being locked up again in just over a week's time.) And she got a lovely scarf with lots of kitties on it. Dad got a mug with us on it and he loves it! We will show those pictures later because they are on the other camera.

Easy Like Sunday

We are keeping each other company because we are upset. Our mum and dad are going out to Sunday lunch and meeting the parents of some of our friends. We thought we would be going to meet them but they said we have to stay home and look after the place.

They are meeting Ginger Jasper's Beans. They are staying at a place called Torquay which is about 30 miles from where we live.

They are meeting Milo and Alfie's Beans too. They live about 30 miles from Torquay in the other direction. We hope they all have an enjoyable meet up but we wish we were going.
Do you think they may bring us home a kitty bag from their meal?