Last night a drunk individual forced his way into the artists studio and started assuming authority over the place.
It was unpleasant.
Went home and went to bed.
Woke early today and had a shower, that cleared the dirt of the night before away.
Tried to find a picture on the basis of the number, and discovered that it did not exist.
Answered emails, and walked over to the artist's studio to check the numbers which were on the catalogue. The number provided by the artist was wrong, it was not part of the collection.
The pub's landlord provided a cup of coffee, very nice of him. The others present just looked strangely. The annoyance last night must have been great and visible.
After checking all the numbers, and looking about the studio, returned home. The town is filled with tourists, wandering around in groups listening to the guides, or singly eating ice creams from cones. They seem mainly to be older people.
At home return to bed, allow midday to pass.
The son comes in to chat, and then finds the cat's harness and lead. He succeeds in fitting the harness to the cat without serious injury. Then he goes out into the street with the animal. The cat is not particularly interested in exploration, it just lies down in the dead leaves in the gutter and basks in the sun. After a while it starts to wander about with the son at the end of its lead.
Sit on the steps in front of the shop, and enjoy the sun. Suddenly the cat races past into the house at the highest possible cat speed, the lead and the plastic holder trailing behind . The plastic holder makes a loud noise on the street. The cat, in an expression of pure terror, races through the shop, through the back room, down the corridor, up the stairs and then hides under the sofa.
The son follows and, as he later says, released her from the lead and the harness. An hour later the cat was prepared to forgive him.
the poor thing