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Well, that was a bad idea. I should have just closed the shop for the duration of the trip. Instead, I come back to dead and wilting inventory, half my scheduled monthly delivery addresses missing, and negative profit. Not to mention Leo's litter box wasn't cleaned even once and Hera's mess pads were never changed. So now I no longer have an employee. On that note, anyone looking for a job, I'm hiring. Also, Atobe-san, if you could resend me the list of the scheduled deliveries and the addresses for them I will re-enter them into my system.
Wow, I clearly should have sold flowers from day one. Business is booming now! If this keeps up, I'll really need to hire someone else to help me out here, which would be awesome. In other news, Hera and Leo are both growing like weeds, and Leo has started climbing the window screens upstairs, the little stinker. I haven't gotten a picture yet, but I will. I think it's high time to get him that scratching post I've been saving space for.
Man, I meant to post this last night, but I just crashed once the fur-balls and I made it up to the apartment. Anyhow, Leo finally opened his peepers yesterday. I think the world is still pretty fuzzy for him, but he can at least attempt to see now.
( Look at that little face )
( Look at that little face )
So I went to the shelter today to look at some puppies and to get one of the kittens that Kirihara-kun posted about. As a matter of fact, the little guy I picked out is the orange tabby shown in the post! He's a little snuggler, and hopefully will be opening his eyes by the end of the week. On the puppy front, I found a sweet little mutt who's gonna make a perfect shop dog. I've decided to name her Hera since the kitten is getting named Leo. I'm typically not a cat fan, but this little guy has already won me over. And Hera seems to like him, too. And boy, is she a quiet little pup! The only time she's really woofed is when Leo starts squeaking for some formula, and she stops as soon as she knows that I've heard them both. Clearly, she was meant to be a big sister to the tiny guy. Though now I have to wonder if he's going to think he's a dog as he gets bigger.
( Miss Hera )
( Miss Hera )
