I must confide in you kitties that I am quite concerned about Lynetteaās diet. She is always chomping away at vegetables, which we all know are not very nourishing. Sometimes I wonder if she is sacrificing herself for me and giving me all the best delicacies, although I donāt think that is very likely.
Tonight she came home just before dark and then sat talking to one of her friends on the phone for a long time. I was meowing at her for quite a while before she paid me the attention I deserve. She is not very quick on the uptake. I took her for her walk and then let her serve me dinner. After she ate some of her usual vegetables, she turned on the television and sat down on the lounge to watch Midsomer Murders. This is a rather boring program, which hardly ever features cats, so I went to sleep on my pure wool mat next to her.
When Midsomer Murders finished she stood up and said, āWhy did you leave your little Mousie there Diamond?ā and then, āUgh, itās a real rat and I was sitting on it!ā
Not a word of thanks, I noticed. Even then, she made no effort at all to eat it.
This is me sniffing for rats in the garden. The rats ate some of the vegetables and all the grapes, so Lynettea should be grateful to me for catching one of them. The rats are now eating the quinces, but they are running up in the branches, so I haven’t managed to get any of them. 
