Good morning beautiful Topsy. I managed to give Molly's tray a good scrubbing yesterday morning little girl, I was surprised that the ogress went out, seeing as she said that she was in so much pain, but I was so glad that I was able to clean Molly's tray. The ogress has now been at home from work for about six weeks because of this odd virusey thing that is going around, and the last time that I cleaned Molly's tray was when she had gone trundling off to work. I had a feeling that she would come back, so I left my keys in the big scary old door in case she came crashing through it, as Molly was in the hallway. Just as I had scrubbed Molly's tray, and was about to fill it with deodoriser and Catsan, I heard her key going into the big scary old door… anyone else would have tried once, and given up, but not her. She kept trying and trying, so I had to catch Molly, put her into the downstairs bathroom, and open the big scary old door before the ogress broke the key. She came barging in, and then went snorting off into one of the rooms, and it was only then that I realised that I had been swearing when I heard her key go in the big scary old door. If I had not left my keys in there, Molly would have got out, and then I would have been swearing even more. I left Molly up here yesterday, as I had a feeling that the ogress would either come crashing through the big scary old door while I was scrubbing her tray, or she would come crashing through just before midday. I was wrong about her coming crashing in while I was scrubbing the tray, but I was right about her coming crashing through just before midday. I told my poor Mum what she would be doing, but she said that she would be ages yet, and I had just got the words out of my mouth, when we saw her crashing through the big old gates. She came crashing through the big scary old door, then she came barging into the room that I was in with my poor Mum. She gave me such a glare, that I came back up here out of her way… I am sure that she knew that I had cleaned Molly's tray, even though I had left no evidence. I had a good sleep last night, but was awake very early again this morning, but I managed to go back to sleep, and when I woke again, I had overslept by ten minutes. I lay there for a few minutes, then got up, but I was not greeted by a whirring Molly as I usually am. I called her, but she did not come, so I staggered downstairs to find more tins, paper, and cardboard to go out there to the bins. I did not want to take the stuff out there, as the remains of that pigeon are still there, hopefully, it will be gone by morning, so I will do it them. When I opened the garden doors, Percy came running in, a few seconds later so did George, and I gave them both a jolly good feed… and they to absolutely ages to eat it. When they had finished, I washed up, and got back up here out of the way… Molly was waiting for me, but I cannot remember if she wanted a cuddle. I have to go to that odd bank four towns away again the day after tomorrow little girl, so I will not be able to come on here to Charlie and you, but I will be back the day after. We do love you Topsy, we love you so much little girl, and we do miss you, we miss you so much you beautiful brave little girl. XXXXX