I’m so sorry not to have updated my blog these days… We are incredibly busy as we pack up and tidy the house; yes, today is the big day! We’re driving back to Montreal for my parents’ meetings and my online school program starting on the 24th. And, also, because we’re quite fed up of being in the countryside. I know you might find it unbelievable that we can grow tired of being in such beautiful country with a gorgeous landscape, but I just know we can’t survive much longer in a place where the nearest grocery store is a fifteen-minute drive. In Montreal, we can practically go anywhere with our bicycles and therefore save a LOT on gas!

Sacha probably won’t agree, though. He is miserable in Montreal… Now that he can finally go back outside (yup, we let him go yesterday morning – it just wasn’t right to torture him so much, and his medication is over now) I worry that he’ll disappear as soon as he spies the trailer hitched up to the car. I know that he understands what it means – a big trip… He enjoys those five hour trips, but only when they lead to the countryside. He knows what it means when we’re in the countryside and the trailer is hitched… Ahoy, Montreal!!

I just can’t wait to be there. It isn’t much safer for the cats but it’s just much nicer… They never go far when we’re in town – just too boring, I’m sure they think – and besides I know that if something happens we’re surrounded by people who actually CARE about cats. People who will try to find the cat’s human. Here, if a cat has a problem, nobody cares. That’s what I hate about the people here. A cat, to them, is a mouse-eater and a creature who digs up their vegetable garden. They couldn’t give a hoot if they saw a kitty in trouble!

I’ll update when we’re back in Montreal – and I’ll transfer some photos, too. It’s about time you see a recent picture of my littler buggers.