Good morning beautiful Topsy. It was horrible yesterday little girl, it was raining almost all day, and George and Jenny were out there crying to come in here because the evil old swamp-witch was ignoring them… poor Jenny was out there last night, but there was nothing that I could do. I could not sleep properly last night, and I was awake very, very early again this morning. It was far to early to go looking out there in the gardens for the cats, so I waited until it got light. When I got back down to the kitchen as it was getting light, poor Jenny was already crying at the garden doors, and there was another big pile of cardboard, bottles, and tins for me to take out there to the bins. When I got the garden doors open, Jenny came galloping in, and Percy came along as I stepped out there… even dopey daft me was cold out there, and it takes a lot for me to be cold. As I was putting bottles into the bins, George came galloping up, but I could not let her in, as she is always starting on Jenny. She came galloping into the kitchen when I opened the doors, and I made sure that they all had a good feed… two packets each, with a load of biscuits. When Percy and Jenny had finished, they settled down by Charlie's chair by the scary old washing machine, but I could not let them stay in, it is going to be busy in the kitchen today, but I will try to let them in this afternoon for some sliced chicken. George wanted to go straight back out, but I had trouble with Percy and Jenny. When they had gone out, I washed up, and got back up here to Molly… who had already allowed me to cuddle her, and I was allowed again, it is a great honour really. When I went back down to make some tea, I had a look out there into the garden, and poor Percy and Jenny were cuddled up together by the big old gates, that evil old swamp-witch will not let them in, so they will have to come in when it gets colder. We do love you Topsy, we love you so much little girl, and we do miss you, we miss you so much you beautiful btave little girl. XXXXX