Good morning Toppy. I am sorry about last evening little girl, but I could not get on here, no matter how hard I tried. The connecty thingy was not working, and dopey daft me did not realise until this morning that I could have used my phone to get on here, but I was so angry last evening that I did not think. I had a terrible night, I do not know why, but I kept waking up and was so uncomfortable. I kept waking up and looking at the time, and I was very thirsty too, I got up very early, and when I staggered down to the kitchen, I wondered of the cats would be out there in the garden. When I opened the garden doors, the Burmese cat and George were going to come galloping in, but I wanted to find Jenny and Percy, but as I went out into the garden, George managed to barge past me into the kitchen. When I went back in after her, the Burmese cat came galloping in, and when I had got them both out, I went to look for Jenny. I think that Percy had already arrived, so I opened the big old gates to go looking for Jenny... I did not find her, and when I got back round to the kitchen I called for her, but she still did not come. George went barging into the kitchen again when I opened the garden doors, but I put her back out. Poor Jenny was absolutely starving yesterday, and ate two packets of food very quickly... I fill the big plate with six or eight packets of food for Percy, Jenny, and George, but George gobbles down most of it before Percy and Jenny have even got started, so George can wait until they have finished. There was some food that Molly had left, so I scraped that onto the big plate, and started opening packets of food. Then I heard Jenny meowing at the garden doors, so I opened then just enough to let little Jenny in... George would not have got through with her big swinging belly. The big plate was piled high with food and biscuits, I put it down for them, and they had a right good old feed. When they had finished, I let them back out, and called for George, but she did not come running, so I got back up here to Molly. When it had gotten a bit lighter, I went back downstairs to put out a big pile of bottles that appeared yesterday, as I was taking them out to the bins, George came galloping along, and she came inside with me for something to eat. When she had finished, she was snuttering around for some more, but I put her out, and got back up here to Molly again. Molly has not been eating her food for the past couple of days, but she has no trouble finding plastic to lick and suck on... I caught her this morning licking her lips at some plastic, I do not know why she keeps going for it. I am very thirsty again, but it is just over an hour, and I can go back downstairs for another mug of coffee. I should be back on here this evening little girl, it depends on what happens. 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