@Roberta,
Thank you. Gratefully received.
I have only just found my personal hygiene materials....haven't bathed in two days. Actually, Dodi found them. I saw them briefly when I arrived yesterday but couldn't find them again. Also haven't found where my knickers are, so let us just say that yesterday's funeral baked meats did coldly furnish forth the wedding tables, as it were.
Tomorrow is my first day that I don't have to rise at sparrow's fart and work furiously or be chained to my abode waiting for someone who won't give a time, even a rough one, for when they will arrive since last Thursday. Woot! Of course I should chain myself to the place unpacking boxes, but I'm off to have a good coffee and buy some food....and also some knickers, I fear.
As for the agent, I'd never prove it. I'm just being philosophical about it all. At least I am moved and I can start trying to save money earlier.
Woollies a little more settled. They ventured out into the corridor outside briefly. I used to give them big gallops up and down the long corridor when nobody was about when I lived here before, so hope to do so again soon.
So far Sebastian has smashed the only teapot I could find in his exploring. I can't find cleaning cloths to wipe it up or a dustpan and broom to sweep up the remains!
I hired cleaners to clean my previous place, via the real estate agent.
They called the agent to complain I had left lots of rubbish! Since I had paid for two loads of rubbish to be removed I was shocked.
The rubbish turned out to be a small cupboard full of cooking stuff that the movers left by mistake, the particular bits of furniture I had left in the shed at the new owners request so she could see if she wanted to keep them, a shelving unit that came with the house, the wheelbarrow and compost I left for the new owner with her agreement, one of the cat's litter boxes which wouldn't fit in the car and for which we were going back today, a mysterious set of old curtains which we couldn't find, a box of shoes ditto, the instructions for the solar electricity unit and the dishwasher, and a curtain rod someone recently dumped on the footpath outside my place.
I think they didn't realise I owned the place and was coming back today.
We never saw the curtains or shoes. We were amazed to find that the matches I had left for the new owner had been placed in a pile with the "rubbish"