Good morning beautiful Topsy. Poor Percy was still in when I went down there to the kitchen just before midday yesterday little girl, but he had only eaten a bit of the food that I had given him. He did not eat the first two packets of food when I let him and George in either, George had finished that off. Of course, something was waiting for me to get out of the way, and after I had let Percy out, I forgot to take a plant to Jenny’s little resting place. I did not have the time to put my boots on, I just went out there, left the plant near Jenny’s resting place, came back in to make my poor Mum her coffee, then I had to get back up here. There still has not been any wild, snorting, door-slamming arguments little girl, though I almost lost my temper yesterday when something was fiddling with a couple of carrier bags as loudly as they possibly could. I was hungry, but had forgotten to get some crisps, and waited over an hour until I thought that something had gone out, then I went back down there. I had bought about ten tubes of crisps the other day, and hoped there were a few left. I would have liked the cheese and onion, but cheese and sour cream would have been fine, but when I went into the room where they were, something was stood right by the fireplace. Of course, it was waiting for dopey daft me to get out of the way before it went out, so back up here I had to get before the big scary old door was slammed. When I finally got some crisps, I choked on about half of one, which did not make me feel good at all. I choked on my noodles last evening, and then on my medication, and was not very happy when I brought Molly up here last night… but that was after I had to get out of the way again. I got into bed, and was very tired, but I still woke up about three times, and was awake at the new usual time this morning. I was so tired that I could hardly move, and went back to sleep for forty minutes, then I got up and went down to feed Percy and George. I gave George the ham that Percy had left yesterday with a packet of food on top, and gave poor Percy just one packet. He did not eat it all, but George ate everything, and I let her out with a big lump of ham… I gave Percy his usual, then got up here out of the way before I was trampled on by a six-hoofed thingy. When I went back down to make the coffee, something was waiting for me to get out the way, but thankfully, poor Percy had cleared his saucer. Just before I had to get out the way, I gave him another pack of food, then got up here with a few biscuits, which I did not choke on. I had just a few biscuits, while something else was shovelling down pork pies, sausages with bacon wrapped around them, I cannot mention the name because I think that it is a terrible name, crisps, sweets, and God knows what else. I shall be lucky if I do not choke on my noodles this evening, and that is not for another eight hours. I love you Topsy, I love you so much little girl, and I miss you, I miss you so much you beautiful brave little girl. XXXXXX