Grizz' Prozac for the Soul 🚙 Berlingo Multispace 28/01/22

Just need stuff to get done so I can get on with other stuff.



Thanks Glenn



Thanks JP.

You do other stuff that impresses us as well..



Had a couple of visitors after work today.

Came in this Chariot...



And in the flesh I really like this car.

For a young man who has not even started to drive, he has a good vision of what he wants his car to look like.

Some of the additions are perfectly scene, but it is all subtle, and not overdone.

They also brought me a massively cool gift.

Two license plates and both rare in my book.

But the Cuba plate....... right outta the park !!

I have wanted to go to Cuba for years, so this is even more cool for that reason as it delivers.



Really good to see you Dan and George, and of course the little Rottweiler in the car

Thanks Dan.

Always good to have you guys over here.

£150??!!!...you need to tighten your belt a bit. my self built shed cost me a whole £35...but that was about 15 years ago!

Is Whitstable local to you then? That's where the other Elgrand that I've helped to build lives.

I could double up on a reason for a trip down to catch up with you and the van's owner in the summer?

New cat in the house, well he was a foster kitten originally, and Nicola took him when she left but of course he came back on Frida.

This morning, interestingly it was again Harley that woke me by 05.00 not Duke. So I fed them by 05.30 and had a mug of tea, surfed the web, then headed out to one of the two bootfairs I usually go to, except, halfway there a lot of rain, and I realised that turning back made more sense, so came home and went into the garage to retrieve some cans of paint that would never be used again and started to paint the Biltong cabinet, and the shelves and supports I fitted yesterday, making it look like a clowns boudoir.

I also dropped some paint and then splashed some more on the floorboards. Watch this space.



While painting the shelves, I put the ladder I had used to get to the top of the cabinet outside.
Those who have noticed the bird houses in the trees saw the one above the shed, it has a family of starlings, same as last year, however, Harley is a hunter killer when it comes to wildlife.

This was this morning, while I was inside the shed, I noticed her on the stepladder.



When I got in tonight..........



Highly unlikely to be this brain surgeon.



After Katy got up and showered, I closed shop, shoe reread etc, then we were off to Whitstable for the rest of the day.

Got very lucky, got a parking space at the harbour, then went walking for 2 hrs in town.



Loads of little shops, and then loads of city style shops, unfortunately making their way into this seaside fishing village, and killing of its old character.

Still, there is some humour left in the old shopkeepers. As evidenced by this shop sign.



Some clever graffiti around town.

This made me chuckle



Katy was in heaven too, clear road signs ensured she never gets lost in town.



Once done shopping and walking around town we returned to the car, Katy went off to get us fish and chips which of course we had sitting in the rear of the Prozac-mobile.



A fully functional fishing harbour, this place is always buzzing, and a nice place to spend a day.



After this we went to look at a Skoda Fun for PedalcarJoe (Ernie) and then took a drive to a small seaside residential village called Seasalter.

Home by 18.00 and concluding a great weekend.

Back to work in the morning.

Thanks for checking in and your comments.

Great to see Duke is back in safe hands.

I know this is not a cat or pet forum, but again, some people are interested in, or have various pets about that help in the garage, get under your feet etc.......

I was really saddened when I saw Duke back the first time.

He had lost a lot of weight, and was clearly depressed. If that is what cats experience when very unhappy.

I am just really thankful that he is on the mend, and a week into him being back, he seems a lot happier, not completely right yet, but happier for sure.

Harley still terrorises him, as she did ever since she was a kitten and he was 18 months old though, but they get on well.

I suspect Tuna is his Prozac though, 1/3 of a tin in the evening for dinner/treat three nights running. Only once a week otherwise he will be demanding it three times a day.



During the day.....



And after hours when I get in from the garage, he likes a bit of a cuddle and to tuck down for a bit then he goes off again and lays somewhere in sight. Likes the company I think, same as Harley.



Looks like I will be alone this weekend, so the shed and garage may just progress at a decent speed.

I hope to get the shed filled with "stuff"

Being Friday is a bonus.

Love your cats.....hope to see them in 2 weeks,too!

Greet

I know what a frittata is, not a clue what a fratata is tho?