Well I saw them walk past each other, my cats can't-- my cats just like move away from each other
Fiona:
Yeah, my cats hate each other.
Catriona:
and they attack each other, just, on the random.
Fiona:
One of my cats put my dad in hospital with blood poisoning.
Interviewer:
Oh.
Catriona:
You were telling me that.
Fiona:
Because my dad just was stroking and he decided to just turn into a psycho and like bit him and was like so hard that he was actually in his veins and put loads of dirt in his blood.
Interviewer:
Oh my word that's awful.
Catriona:
Oh cats.
Fiona:
And his hand was so swollen it was literaly-- it was like a-- you know the gloves you wear when you're doing a punching bag? It was like that but it was his actual hand.
Interviewer:
Oh that's horrible, I would've cried.
Fiona:
He was.
Catriona:
I know that would have been really really painful.
Fiona:
I'm pretty sure he was. I just came home, my mum was like "oh your dad's gone to hospital with blood poisoning." Was like "okay."
Older speakers
Murdo:
I liked the loom. Mhm.
Lynette:
Keeps you on your toes, you have-- you have to--
Murdo:
Yes. A lot of-- a lot of people was weaving that hated the loom.
Interviewer:
Aye?
Murdo:
Yes. Didn't like it at all. I was-- I-- I always liked-- liked the loom.
Lynette:
You-- you have to be vigilant in case you get broken threads or-- or something.
Murdo:
I dunno. Maybe-- I liked making money, you know, so. That was maybe why I liked the loom.
