A humane solution has been found. I cut up some old chicken wire to size and placed the pieces over the catās preferred areas of the garden. Havenāt seen the cat nor any evidence of same for a couple of weeks now.
Back in the 80s (and before), there was a menswear shop in Elizabeth St (about 3 shops south of Flinders Lane) called Fairway that had a sign saying āCLOSING NEXT FRIDAYā for about 5 years.
School roofs used to be an absolute bounty for footys/frisbees/tennis balls. If the school got them all down, youād ruin all the povo kidsā holidays.
When mates who owe you money pop over to chat, then blurt out they are living back at home AND got $500 of lip fillers and see a specialist to remove facial hair every month for $100.
I was helping out at my kids school working bee earlier this year and one of the other dads grabbed a ladder and climbed up on the roof to get a whole heap of balls that had been kicked up there. After he got down, and started heading towards another building with the ladder under his arm one of the teachers told him that he wasnāt allowed to as he hadnāt been trained on the ladder.
He dead-pan response was āIām a firefighter with the MFB. Before I joined the MFB I was a builder. Point out a single person here who is more qualified than me to use a ladderā.