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"I'm Riding a Cat to France"

Yes, that's right, me and my humble family are taking a SeaCat across the channel for our yearly time of hell (ie. holiday). Nah, it should be good, especially since it's not Devon for once.

We're going to Disneyland for two days (mainly for my sister), and then we're hopefully spending the next eight on beaches...and in swimming pools. And restaurants. And probably the odd pub too.

Now I've finally realised that you don't particularly care, I'll quickly get to the point. If there actually is a Notable election on...Wednesday I think (I haven't seen any confirmation from staff), then maybe someone can register my vote for MoJoJoJo or something.

Anyway, that's it really, and all that's left for me to say is that I won't be thinking of you while I'm gone. {:)

Thanks for reading, Ant.

Did you know that there is a law in France stating that you are only allowed to swim in Public Swimming Pools if you wear skimpy Speedo-esque swimming trunks?

Darn, I clicked this hoping to read a drunken post by Ant slurring (if that's possible when you're typing...) about some giant feline that swims over to France with him on it's back...

Ah well, always next time... ;-)

So it's true. The great seacat exists. I thought it was just a legend. And it can walk on water as well....

Ant wrote:
> If there actually is a Notable election
> on...Wednesday I think (I haven't seen any confirmation from staff),
> then maybe someone can register my vote for DW or something.

Ah, cheers Ant. You're the best. I so love you. :-)

talking of cats

Putting a piece of toast on a cats back and dropping it will NOT make it float in the air!

Rosalind wrote:
> Ant wrote:
> especially since it's not Devon for once.
>
> Whats wrong with Devon, I'm going to Devon on Friday.
>
> :)

I used to live in Devon! It gets boring after being there 10 or so years though, but if you're just visiting it's a nice place.

I've been on the seacat, when I was around 7 years old. Though I went to Guernsey on it.

It was funny cos I got myself a girlfriend (though more like close friends than in any 'adult' way - I was 7 so what do you expect?) which lasted the week I was there, and the last time I saw her was on the seacat on the way home.

Ant wrote:
> especially since it's not Devon for once.

Whats wrong with Devon, I'm going to Devon on Friday.

:)

Sure thing, Ant!

I'll register your vote for me....jojo.

;-)

Ant wrote:
and all that's left for me to say is that I
> won't be thinking of you while I'm gone. {:)

thats nice to know

;)