smart little cat

I got this nifty little sprout growing device from Bauhaus today.

Yes, there is a store called Bauhaus. In fact, it is a hardware store, a hardware store that is more like Home Depot. Pretty cool name.

Anyways.

So I got this nifty sprout growing device. You spread the seeds out on to this meshy tray and put water in the tray underneath. Ull watched me do all this. I went to put the tray away and I heard him playing with the additional seed packages. I thought he was just pushing it around and what not but when I went to check what he was up to, I found 1 package missing. I turn around to find him sitting by his water bowl pushing something around. Apparently he decided that he was going to replicate what I was doing. Pretty smart kitty.

Unfortunately he punctured the package and the seeds got wet so I had to add them to the seeds I already had in the tray. But still, it was pretty cool. I wonder what he was thinking. Maybe he thought he can grow some meat.

over 100!

Apparently there were 105 views yesterday. I’m most impressed and a bit curious about who is reading my blog. Especially when some of the referrers are from email servers. Apparently people are also emailing my link to other people.

European fast food

If you have ever been to Europe, you will know what a kebab is. For us North Americans, kebab is strange and somewhat exotic.

I cannot tell you what kind of meat the kebab meat is made of. Not because I want to be mean but because I have no idea what kind of meat it is. It sounds a bit gross but it’s actually not that gross at all. In fact, on lazy days (and days with hangovers), a kebab can be quite delicious.

The kebab shop near our place bakes their own kebab bread and I must say, freshly baked kebab bread is really awesome. So this bread is stuffed with mystery meat, chopped iceberg lettuce, and onions. Then a scoopful of garlic sauce and tomato sauce is poured into the kebab. To top it all off, they stick in a slice (a whole slice!) of tomato and a pickled pepper (fefferoni).