Missy's anniversary

Hi Bozo  and Mum's blog  readers; this is Ambrose and although Bozo may not have a post today, Mum says this is a very  important  date for Missy. Her  one year anniversary  since she arrived  on the veranda where Mum works.  

I'm the only boy kitty in  the house  and out of the three  girl kitties, Missy is the only one I  get on  with  for  now. Mum says she  hopes that we all soon  live together  in  peace.

Meanwhile,  Missy and  I  checked out a box  in which Mum brought home her vegetables...

Me  and Missy playing  in the box 

Mum says  Missy hasn't grown into  a big kitty yet.  I thought  I  was the smallest  in the house yet Missy is  even  smaller!

For more  cute posts  visit Bozo  here

Guests

In my previous  post  I mentioned guests  I'm waiting for  today: 26  December. These six  adults and a baby are going to stay in my large accommodation  - a ten-sleeper - until next Wednesday.  

My smaller holiday unit,  a two - sleeper  has been occupied by  a single man since  last Tuesday. He  leaves on Sunday 30th  and while Steve [hopefully] watches  the shop for  me, I'll go  and clean after this man and prepare for  two guests  who arrive at 2pm! 

But cleaning and prepping units is not what this  post is about. It's about my  single guest and what  inadvertently happened to  him  last Friday.  The owner  of  my  * small unit * set the  gardeners to mowing the huge  lawn  around their private home next  door and  the vast area surrounding my accommodation. 

The ride-on mower which the gardener  uses is  housed  in the   garage  at my unit. Guests have undercover parking  in front of this  garage. Only thing is  my  guest had parked his car flush up against the  garage door.  

As it was quiet  at  my unit, the owner surmised the  guest had gone for  a  walk on the estate and suggested to the four men with her that they  move the car back  and so gain  entry into  the garage.  

How we do  things in Africa is with muscle and strength,  the four  men picked  up the guest's car and began to move backwards with  it.  

All good and  well  until they carefully  put it down a distance from the garage...

... and the alarm went off! 

Apparently  my guest shot out of the unit, eyes as round  as saucers. He'd  been resting  on the bed  when he saw  his car floating past  the window at shoulder height!  Coming from the city where theft, especially car theft is rife,  he  thought the  worst.

The  owner,  standing with the gardeners  apologized  profusely and explained what they'd  been trying to do! She phoned  me later and  suggested I should offer the guest compensation and  deduct it from her part  of the commission. I didn't agree.  I told her that he can  "dine out" on this story  for  many years to come!  

NOTE ** I've specifically  not mentioned the names  of  either of my accommodations. For obvious reasons! 

Here's  wishing  you all a  great Wednesday.

Merry Christmas

To my dear Blogger friends, I  hope you had  wonderful Christmas  celebrations with your loved ones.   

I was  invited  to  Christmas Eve dinner  with my  neighbors and  their family. After  living on the  farm for a  year and my second  Christmas dinner with them,  I  feel part of the  family already.

Christmas Day I spent  at home - resting. I needed it. Today I'm  back at the shop and also waiting for guests to arrive so  I  can show them to their accommodation. 

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU ALL!