This n That

Here are some bits over the past few months that haven't seen the daylight yet but are worth sharing.

This 5-6 month old little kitten was found by my workmates and I at the entrance to our office building. The poor baby was cold, hungry and hurt, and after a little while of thinking what to do with her we gave her some milk and decided to take her to the vet. Vet checked her, medicated her and kept her at the clinic over night. Meanwhile, we found her a new home at my workmate's boyfriend's sister who wanted to adopt this cute little creature. The next day we went to get her and she stayed two nights at our place while she was waiting her new adoption mummy in Viña to get her. We snuck her in a handbag because it's not really allowed to have pets in our building. We learned that this "gatita" loves warmth and human affection, and she was already potty trained and very talkative. Now her name is Luna, she is playful and cheeky and lives in a nice home by the sea.


Lukas' pride and joy, his new Nissan Navarra.


I have to admit, having a car in the city makes it easier for us to get to know our surroundings. We did a little trip to the wealthier part of Santiago, La Dehesa, where big houses with gardens grow. It looked like a lovely American suburb.


On another sunny Sunday we made a little excursion to El Quisco, our old favourite by the beach to get some fresh air and good food.

There we made some art...