Good morning beautiful Topsy. Yesterday was a horrible day after the doctor and nurse came to see my poor Mum little girl, as medicine and cream had to be collected from the chemist, and there was no way that I would be allowed to go to collect it. I do not know why, but something raised its already loud cakehole, and my little sister asked for it not to bellow, as my poor Mum is the same as me, and does not like big cakeholes bellowing away. Of course, something went into one, and spun off out of the room like that hairy cartoony tasmanian devil, and started slamming doors as hard as it possibly could… I almost fell out of this chair. It went on and on and on, and was still at it when the doctor and nurse came back for something a couple of hours later. It soon shut its big cakehole, but I am sure that it was heard, but the doctor did not ask any questions. The chemist did not have everything that my poor Mum needed, so I am going to get it after midday, at least something will not be here then to start any more trouble. Molly started with her wailing’s last night after I had brought her up here, and she went on and on and on as well until I had to let her back downstairs. When I finally got into bed, Molly decided to come galloping across my legs, and was jumping everywhere. I was far too tired to get out of bed, and fell asleep as she went galloping around the room. I think that I had a good night, and when I woke up very early this morning, I managed to get back to sleep, and woke up not long before I used to get up. When I got down there to the kitchen, Percy and George came running in, I gave them their food, and when they had finished, they both wanted to go out… I could not believe that Percy wanted to go out. I stayed there for a while, but just George ran back in, then went back out again, so I got back up here out of the way before I caused any more trouble. When I went back down there to make the coffee, I could not see Percy or George out there, but I opened the garden doors, and poor Percy came galloping in, though there was still no sign of George. After I had got the coffee ready, I gave Percy his usual, and went to wash my hands. Something was already waiting for me to get out of the way, and when I got back, poor Percy had almost finished his food. After I had taken my poor Mum’s coffee into her, I gave Percy another packet of food, got myself some biscuits, and got back up here out of the way. I do not think that I will be going into town tomorrow little girl, so I will be on here to Charlie and you as usual. 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. XXXXX