Good morning beautiful TopTops. Yesterday was about the same as usual little girl, though I was a bit happier. I have only just realised that there are only two photos of little you on your page, I have asked my other sister for some more of you, but if I ask again, it will give her a reason to get angry with me. I am sure I have some of you on my old computery thingy over there, though I have not been on it for ages… if I remember, I will have a look tomorrow. Just before I went downstairs just before midday yesterday, Molly decided to use her tray, and then be sick… I was almost ill myself, and I do not know how something so tiny can make such a pong. I was able to clear it away before I was trundled on, reversed over, knocked down again, then flattened, barged into a wall, and left with hoof and tyre marks up my back. I then had just enough time to make my poor Mum’s coffee, then up here I had to get. I managed to cut up some salad in the late afternoon before I had to get back up here out of the way, and last evening I enjoyed a couple of egg salad rolls, though I am not allowed to have them as I did before. After I had taken Molly down to see my poor Mum last night, and then had to get out of the way again, I sat here for a while before getting into bed… and I had to have that new not so scary old fan on again. I think that I had a good sleep, and woke up this morning a few minutes early… Molly came to greet me, then off down there to the kitchen I went to feed Percy and George. Percy came running in as soon as I opened the garden doors, but George was not there. I called her, and called her, then heard her wailing along like a four-legged hairy cop-car with fangs, she took ages before she came skidding into the kitchen, then I got them both something to eat. They had three packets of Molly’s posh lamby stuff each, poured over a load of ham. Percy did not eat all of his, so I thought that George would finish it off, but she did not finish hers either… she did not even want any ham, which surprised me. When I let her out, I threw some ham out there for her, gave some to poor Percy, then got up here before I was snorted at, chased up the hallway, elbowed out of the way, and flattened. When I went back down there to make the coffee, I managed to get some biscuits from the fridge before I had to get out of the way again… today should be just like yesterday. I will not be able to come on here to Charlie and you tomorrow little girl, as I have to go into town to get things that I forgot to ask to be delivered. There is about £230 worth of shopping coming the day after tomorrow, but still more stuff was needed. I was supposed to be going to that place three towns away tomorrow, but so much stuff is needed, I would not be able to carry it all that way without one of my legs or arms falling off. Large lumps of pork were wanted, and hooves were already being rubbed together, and backs of necks being licked at the thought of me staggering back here with about 10kg of pork that would be gobbled down on Sunday. That will have to wait until next week instead. We do love you Topsy, we love you so much little girl, and we do miss you, we miss you so much too you beautiful brave little girl. XXXXX