The Cat With The Tie

Since the middle of this summer, our cat, Nevermore, had a new cat friend, which we called the cat with the tie. They would play around together in the garden, and at some point she came in to our house. Actually we didn't mind her, but our little girl cat, Lenore, didn't like her at all. Be cause of that, we chased her out, but she just kept on coming back. And therefore we just decided to let her come. In fact, I started to cuddle her (and she's super cute, with the most pathetic voice in the word).

Now, a week or two ago when she was at our place, we went over to the people we thought owned her to say that she was here. They said that it was not possible, as their cat was just in the sofa sleeping at their place. We were quite puzzled by this, and started thinking she was a homeless cat. And if so, we would keep her.

So, one day when my mother in law came home from work, one of our neighbors started talking about her cats weird behavior. She was gone more that usual, and she didn't eat at all, almost, but even if so, she gained weight. Funnily enough, the cat with the tie was at our place at this time, so we invited the lady over. She sees the cat and says "My, you naughty cat". Luckily the lady didn't mind that My came over to us once in a while. In fact, she's just happy her little cat is not ill, as she thought.

Punks Undead Vol. 22 (9. des. 2011)

This Punks Undead was special. Or, at least I think so, as some of our friends had their debut concert (Shock Tilstand). I had set my expectations very low for them, which I had my reasons for. First of all, they had only existed for a few months. Also, the drummer had said to us that he would never pay to see his band, but he loved to play in it, as it was loads of fun. Thinking about that, they were surprisingly good!

There were also a band form Israel (Special Education), so this was the second time with a band from far away. I am not actually that much into the genre to be honest (same with Shock Tilstand), but they were actually really good. What I liked about them was how they had mixed the female and the male vocals, and that gave some really good effects.

Now comes the embarrassing part. There were two more bands (The Grumpynators and No Go Girls) and I honestly don't remember a shit from it.....

Peter Hook (30. now. 2011) and Melting Walkmen, City Kill and Radio Saigon (1. des. 2011)

Now, we have been to the last prepaid concert. Peter Hook from Joy Division played here in the town i live in, and of course, we had been planning to go for long, even if we were afraid it would suck. It was actually a good concert I have to say. But even if so, I had a little hard time enjoying it cos of the audience. So many people should be happy I am as shy as I am. Cos if not, they would have left the place with a blue eye. God damn, have people ever heard of respect? I was actually about to hit a girl, but I stopped in the last second. And I have to say, it takes a lot for me to go that far.

The day after we went to see three really good bands in one evening, and at two different venues (now that was stressful). We started in Bakken, seeing Melting Walkmen playing at a birthday. And well, at that birthday we got free beers, so we were happy. When they were done playing, we and a lot of other people ran to KB18, and there it didn't take long before City Kill went on stage.

While City Kill played I went to where the records and such were to be sold. It was the singer form Radio Saigon selling the things, and he said to me that we could get his record for 20KR, as he had seen us around for many of the shows with City kill, Melting Walkmen and Chainsaw Eaters. Of course I bought it. The other would be stupid.

A little after that, Radio Saigon played their concert, and I am so pleasantly surprised by them. I had seen them before, where I didn't like them that much, but they were awesome this time.