Well it should have been a quiet weekend!

I was looking forward to this one. No children and no urgent jobs. Wrong! Our fluffy cat dropped a large, smelly and gooey spanner in the works by leaving a present in my wifes pajamas. Instant panic and demands that something be done about it. My suggestion about visiting the vet was not appreciated. OK, I came up with a plan. I will carefully remove a glass panel from the french doors in the back room and replace ot with a sheet of wood. Then I will mount a super duper cat flap that only accepts cats with the correct ID chip. Great idea, do it now. So, on Saturday morning, I ring the vet and order the cat flap - £75.00, I buy a very solid piece of ply wood to fit the frame exactly and I begin to remove the glass. The new tool was a godsend here as it was actually designed to do this sort of work. Sadly, my eyes aren't quite so clever and I run out of daylight whilst still only half way through. Sunday morning and it doesn't take me very long to remove the glass and clean up the frame. I cut the wood and fit it and now I am stuck for something to do as I can go no further without the dimensions of the cat flap. In the meantime, young Fluff, the cause of all this upheaval, has decided to behave like a lady and begins to use the litter tray in the way it was intended to be used.............

I spent the rest of the day editing movies for the library.