Good morning beautiful Topsy. Apart from that evil old trolloping swap-witches dogs barking and barking whenever they could yesterday, it was a nice quietish kind of day little girl, I cannot even remember any great big cakehole’s going out there, but there might have been some for all I can remember right now. I had one of those horrible headaches yesterday, and my memory has been terrible ever since. I kept forgetting to do so many things down there in the kitchen this morning, it is a wonder that I remembered to get some biscuits before I had to get out of the ogresses snorting way. I wanted to get to sleep earlier than usual last night, as I was so tired, but Molly certainly made sure that I did not, and kept wanting to go down there to the kitchen to investigate something at the big scary old kitchen door. There is nothing there, I have looked so many times, unless it is a tiny spider, there is nothing there at all, but Molly insists that there is. It was later than usual when I finally got into bed last night, and I was expecting to be awake at around the usual,time, but I got a great big woolly shock when I woke up this morning. I had overslept by almost an hour, and felt much better than I usually do when I get up. Then I remembered poor Percy and George… I expected to hear George howling when I got down there to the kitchen, but I did not, and when I opened the garden doors, just poor Percy came galloping in. I called George, and went tout there to make some noise, but she did not come running, so I left the garden doors open while I got the food and plates out. When I looked again, and she was waiting for me to call her in. I gave them both two packets of food with a load of biscuits, and then went to wash my hands. When I got back, Percy was almost finished, but George had only eaten a bit of her food. When I went to let them out, George did not even ask for any turkey ham, and I was worried, until I remembered that I had given her and Percy a great big pack of sliced chicken yesterday, and she must have eaten most of it… no wonder she was not hungry. When they had gone out, I washed up, and got back up here out of the way, as I was late, and did not fancy being flattened by a snorting articulated ogress at that time of the morning. Of course, I had to get out of her way when I went back downstairs to make some coffee, but I had expected that. My poor Mum is a lot better today little girl, but if I am not on here tomorrow, there will be a good reason. We love you so much Topsy, we do love you little girl, and we do miss you, we miss you so much our beautiful brave little,girl. XXXXX