Good morning beautiful TopTops. I felt so bad yesterday little girl, and can hardly remember a thing… apart from there being a load of old rubbish on that big boxy thingy where balls disappear. I felt so bad that I forgot to say so yesterday, I thought that I would feel better as the day went on, but I did not until I had my bowl of mushroom soup last evening. If I had been allowed to get it earlier, I would have felt much better earlier. Of course, that cannot happen, I cannot even make noodles for myself anymore because they take too long, and I am in odd thingies way. Odd thingy makes sure that it has plenty of food throughout the day though, three packs of twelve sausages disappeared the afternoon before yesterday… that means I will have to buy more of the blasted things when I go into town in three days time, as there is only one packet left. After I had gotten out of the way when I took Molly down to see my poor Mum last night, I got into bed, though I had to have the new not so scary old fan turned on… I think that I was asleep before my heed had hit the pillows. I woke up a couple of times, once very early this morning, I managed to get back to sleep though, then woke up again about five minutes before I usually get up. Molly came to greet me as I got dressed, then I went downstairs. Percy and George came running in as soon as I opened the garden doors, and I shared between them a saucer of salmon that I had given Molly last evening. She liked it at first, but then went off it, I think that it was terrine, I do not know about little you, but Charlie does not like it either. I opened two packets of food each on top of the salmon, and Percy and George had no problem… George finished first, and was on her way over to poor Percy when I stopped her. I had to tempt her away with ham, and that was the box that I only opened two days ago gone, and there was not much in there after yesterday. George kept wanting so much that I had to let her out with another big lump of ham, though I had made sure that she had a full belly… if I ate meat, I would have been stomached long before George. George would have ended up having a whole boxy packety thing to herself if I let her. I left poor Percy with a saucer of ham, and got back up here out of the way, though when I went back down to make the coffee, he wanted to go out. Of course, I had to be quick, as odd thingy was waiting for me to get out of the way, but I remembered to get a few biscuits from the fridge beforehand. It has gotten warm very quickly, and I have had to open the big window, much to Molly’s delight, who is over there with her nose through the small gap. We love you so much TopTops, we do love you little girl, and we do miss you, we miss you so much you beautiful brave little girl. XXXXX