Good morning little girl. I ordered some of Molly’s favourite food at the beginning of the week, and it arrived yesterday. I usually buy it from another place, but they said that I had never ordered it before, even though I know I had, and this lot came all the way from Scotland. I was looking out for a message to tell me when they were coming, but I heard nothing until someone knocked on the big scary old door. I went downstairs to answer the big scary old door, but was barged out of the way by odd thingy, who went thundering down the hallway in a cloud of hooves and steam, and yanked open the big scary old door. The poor delivery bloke must have got a shock, and so must have odd thingy, as Molly’s box of food was twice the size of the one that I brought home from town the day before yesterday. However, I had been barged out of the way, so I got back up here. When I went down there to the kitchen just before midday, odd thingy had gone trundling off out again, God knows what for this time, and I had not heard her come crashing back through the big scary old door. I was going to open the boxes when I went down there late yesterday afternoon, but I had to get out of the way so quickly, that I did not have time… I had just enough time last evening, before I had to get out of her blasted way again. I got Molly a packet of game, made sure that my mushroom soup was hot enough, then up here I had to get again. Molly ate some of her food while I was eating my soup, and thankfully I did not choke on a tiny bit of mushroom. I took molly downstairs to see my poor Mum last night, but we had to get out of the way so quickly, my poor Mum could not come out to see Molly… then back up here we had to get. I sat here for a while, but it was so cold that I got into bed to read, and was soon asleep. I had a good nights sleep, but was awake early again this morning, and George was already howling at the garden doors when I got down there to the kitchen. She came barging in first when I opened them, then poor Percy came in, and I gave them a good feed, with loads of ham afterwards. I gave George some more when I let her out. I left poor Percy with a saucer of ham, then got back up here out of the way… even at that time of the morning I seem to be in odd thingy’s way. When I went back down to make some coffee, my poor Mum told me that Percy would have to go out soon, as blasted huge fried breakfasts were going to be cooked. When I had made the coffee, I had to get out of the blasted way yet again. I went back down to let poor Percy out just over an hour later, and even then, odd thingy was waiting for me to get out of its snorting barging way. I had just got sat down here when I heard it thundering down the hallway, chains jangling along behind. I wonder how long I will be allowed down there when I go back down just before midday… it will already be rubbing it’s hooves together at the thought of a gigantic roasted dinner. 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