Scratch post and pom pom

Gardening fun

Today Christine and Paul were busy in the garden, so it was a prime oppertunity for me to do some more exploring. I found this brilliant bush which has rocks and chunky branches underneath. This is where I spent most of the afternoon, moving in and out of the sunshine. But I did have to make a quick trip indoors to go for a number two.
I'm starting to get my bearings in the house- it's completely different to the one in Lewes. I have only explored the kitchen and the livingroom so far. The kitchen is where I get food and also where I sleep at night. I've been playing with my scratching post tonight in the livingroom, its fantastic . For some reason they have covered their sofa in blankets - it's my favourite place to climb. All this exploring and new stuff - it tires me out so quickly but forty winks later and the batteries are recharged.

I Have Arrived . . .

Well, finally I have made it to Eastbourne. Christine came to collect me from Lewes yesterday. After saying 'goodbye' to my mum, Cherry and Cherry's grandchildren - (they're great pals of mine I will miss them - thanks for playing with me) we were off on our travels. I fell asleep on the train (commuting always does that to me), apart from when the ticket checker man clipped a ticket right outside my carry box and made me jump. We grabbed a taxi from the station and made it back to the house just in time to meet Paul before he went out for the evening.
I've got loads of exploring to do and I've got so many new things. I especially like my new bed - that's me snoozing it it above. Christine put a warm hot-water-bottle under the blanket to keep me warm last night. I've got a brand new litter tray which I soon proved that I knew how to use. It has a different type of litter in it to what I am used to - I quite like the feeling of it and I actually had a secret nap in there whilst no one was looking.

Embarrassing secret

I heard that Christine had been on the phone today to find out if I was ready to move home. But the lady (Cherry) says that I'm not quite there yet. I can't believe it - she told Christine that I forget where the toilet is when I get too far away from it. How embarrassing - how am I meant to make a good impression if she tells her things like that. It's not like my brother knows where to go...

Family

I'm sad to be leaving behind my brother and my tortoise shell sister (above) - but they are going to lovely homes too.

Me and my Brother

This is my brother on the left - he's slightly darker ginger than me. And his white patches aren't as even

2 more weeks and I'm moving out...

This is me, Eliot, at 4 weeks old. I will be moving in with Christine and Paul in two weeks. I can't wait...