Good morning beautiful Topsy. When my poor Mum has had to go to the hospital for a blood test, we have been there for hours, and that is not including the long wait there and back for those scary old filthy busses. Yesterday, something managed to go out of here making as much noise as it could, getting a filthy old scary bus, going to the hospital, coming back, and slithering back in the house in less than an hour. No other human has been able to do that, though the evil old ogre was always doing so. I could not believe it when I went down there to the kitchen just before midday, as I went down there quickly to get my poor Mum away from the door, but she told me that it was back. Of course, I had to get out of its way, but I looked out there for poor Percy first, but there was no sign of him, so came back up here for Molly, made the bed, made my poor Mum her tea, then got out the way. I could only think about Percy all afternoon, I am sure that this is the longest that he has been away, and I miss him so much. I had to get out the way so something to stuff its big greedy chops when I went down there in the late afternoon, and I had to get back up here so quickly last evening, I had just enough time to get an out of date box of bakewell slices. I got out the way quickly last night with Molly as well, but I do not know what kind of night I had… I am very tired, so it was probably as awful as it usually is. When I woke up this morning, I got down there to the kitchen as quickly as I could and opened the garden doors. I hoped that poor Percy would come in, but he did not, though George came along as I opened the big gates for Percy. He still did not come along, so I went and opened the front door to see if he was in the flowerbeds, but he was not. I went back to the kitchen and gave George her food, leaving Percy’s plate and food out for when he did come along, but he had not by the time that I let George out with a load of ham. I waited as long as I could, but then had to get out the way. I had another look for Percy when I went back down to make the coffee, I even went out in the gardens to the bins with a tin, hoping that he would come along, but not even George did. Of course, something was waiting for me to get out of its way when I took my poor Mum her coffee, but I had one more look out there in the gardens before doing so. I am so worried about poor Percy little girl, I am sure that this is the longest that he has been missing… I just want to see him waiting by the garden doors. I do not know if I will be going into town tomorrow little girl, I cannot think of much else to say anyway. I love you Topsy, and I miss you too little girl. XxX