Katz Tales: Neighbourhood raiders of the furry kind


The monkey helping itself to some veggie. Photos: Ellen Whyte

Our vitamin C disappeared. We have a stash of those snazzy tablets in a tube that fizz up in water because they are a great way to pack a punch when you're a bit run down or if you've been around a tonne of people, some with suspicious sniffles.

It registered vaguely that we were whacking through them but we thought it was because of the pandemic. It didn't occur to us that they were pinched by a small furry looter.

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