Good morning beautiful Toppy. I am sorry about not coming on here yesterday little girl, the day before I felt so bad that I did not have anything to eat or drink in the evening, and yesterday morning, I felt even worse. I felt well enough to have a bowl of mushroom soup and a drink last evening though, and this morning, I feel a lot better than I did yesterday. I shall still have to keep out of the way today as I did yesterday though, it is getting ridiculous. Nothing can stop odd thingy from gobbling down everything in sight though… I bought my poor Mum some yogurts, those were slapped down along with the cream cakes that I bought her. A chocolate cake for my poor Mum and other sister was also slapped down with loads of cream, and it is not supposed to have chocolate. It is not supposed to have cheese either, but it did not stop it gobbling down a cheesecake that I bought either. Even those chickeny cheesy biscuity things that I buy for Tiddles have been grabbed, I asked my poor Mum where they were the other day, and there was four packs over there by odd thingies lair… surly it would not slap them down? Then again, a certain old ogre decided to try the turkey ham that I bought for Charlie, as he thought that it was mine. After I had got out of the way last night, I got into bed, and I think that I had a good night. I was awake early this morning, and was sure that I could not get back to sleep, but I overslept by ten minutes, and have just remembered having a daft dream. When I got down there to the kitchen, I opened the garden doors, and Percy came running in, but I thought that George was dithering around as usual, but it was not George, it was that tiny black cat… how I mixed them up I do not know. Of course, I was hissed at, so I called George, and she came galloping in. I gave them all some food, George had ham, went out with ham, then I gave Percy a saucerful of ham, and got back up here before I was knocked down by a large monster-truck-thingy. When I went back down to make the coffee, Percy wanted to go out, so I came back up here for Molly, and when I had made the coffee, I had to get out of the way again. I should not have to put up with this little girl, but odd thingy knows I will not say anything to it in case it upsets my poor Mum… I just have to grin and bare it, just as I had to do when that evil old ogre was here. We do love you Toppy, we love you so much little girl, and we do miss you, we miss you so much you beautiful brave little girl. XXXXX