Good mornings beautiful TopTops. My other sister has apologised for going off at my poor Mum the other day, but that is not the point, she should not have done so in the first place… I am still angry with her, and at odd thingy too. Yesterday was a much more pleasant day, it was nice and cool, and stayed dark until the early evening, when there was four great big claps of nasty old scary thunder, but there was no rain, then the blasted odd sun came out. After I had been down there to the kitchen for Molly’s food last evening, Molly decided to start wailing and wowing again, and I put up with it for about an hour before having a go at her. She still carried on though, so I had to let her down early, and straight to Charlie’s chair by the fridge she went a-snuttering. It has been moved out, there is nothing there, but Molly seems to think that there is… yet Tiddles, Percy and George are not bothered. Of course, I had to get out of the way, and I cannot remember much else, I do not know if Molly carried on wailing, I can just about remember getting into bed, but I do know that I had a good nights sleep. I only woke up twice, and this morning when I woke up, it was just a couple of minutes before I usually get up, though I would have liked a nice lay-in for a change. When I got down to the kitchen, poor Percy ran in as soon as I opened the garden doors. George stayed there howling until her food was ready, came whirring in, then she went right back out when she had finished. I threw out a big lump of ham for her, gave Percy his usual concoction of ham, a packet of Molly’s posh food, and a squirting of that salmon yogurty stuff, then got back up here before I was trampled on by a masked odd thingy on camelback. I had to put poor Percy out when I went to make the coffee, as there would have been growling’s and moaning’s. It is big feeding day today little girl, and poor Percy is not wanted in the kitchen while sizzling’s are happening… all he wants to do is be friendly, but he is not allowed to be. I felt absolutely awful having to put him out, as it had just started raining, and he ran back inside, but odd thingy was waiting for me to get out of its way. I had to put him back out, quickly make the coffee, then get back up here before I got a load of hoofmarks up my back. I had just got in here with Molly when I heard the distant thundering off hooves going down the hallway, and had just about gotten sat down here when I heard the bathroom door being slammed. As I said to Charlie, I do hope that it is not going to be o e of those days. We do love you TopTops, we love you so much little girl, and we do miss you, we miss you so much you beautiful brave little girl. XXXXX