After lunch, Monster followed me to my shed, which was unusual but as OH was away, I guess he was bored and had no one else to annoy.

But annoy he did.  Monster sat exactly where I wanted to work.  It was like he knew.

He quickly made himself at home.

I was prodded, regularly.

And then Monster wanted to play the in-and-out game, which I totally refused to participate in.  I knew where that was leading.  “I am here to work” I told him, while he said he wanted to go out and then probably in and then out again, ad infinitum.  Absolutely no!

So Monster sat in the wool bags and sulked a bit.

Back again on my table, but this time I told him to SIT DOWN!

Everyone else knew what to do in my shed.

It’s not rocket science.

But apparently it is to some.

Then there was the shouting.

And then getting stuck in a place he had no need to investigate but did.

By 3.30 p.m. I had finished (I know not how) my hand-felted sheep and was ready to go into the house and got their tea early because I was fed up with the nagging.

Once done, I then escorted two ducks from the house who were looking at the porch as Real Estate!  “No, absolutely no!” I told them.  “This is not the place to lay eggs and make a nest!”  Imagine ducklings in the house.  Well, I can but I know OH wouldn’t.