splashed-- It is a dull nothing sort of start to the day and only 2 but we have an advisory out for real heavy rain.I don't think you should feel guilty about the cats--you only stated how you feel and frustrations that you are going through--I think the end is coming for being the cat sitters--the time has come!!!I didn't catch the curling but did see the results this morning--Have we got you hooked and an alternative sport to watch--I find it slow enough that I don't miss much!! I hope you can have a peacefull Saturday

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Hello Ed, I just pressed a wrong key and lost what I was writing to you. Basically it was yes that our clocks change in the morning and how much I hate so called daylight saving. My usual twice yearly grumble. I wish that TIME was left alone and not meddled with. It gets so confusing when dealing with people in different time zones. I had left overs for dinner and then dozed watching TV. Obviously awake now and will soon go to bed. Enjoy your day.

Hello Ed, Mungo is perfectly fine today so I guess that it was a legless lizard. Re. Tracy and the cats I am hopeful that she will understand. Perhaps you need to have a chat with Tracy regarding the cats and Sandra. Fairly sure that Tracy would not agree with her cats having breakfast on a bed. I know that you keep them safe. I guess that younhave to have a quiet chat  with Tracy! HUGS

Morning splash-- Just has Kevin phone to see if I was alright--Hadn't been on the computer for 13 hrs. I was allowed to have a shower and this time I actually managed to get there and there was hot water. I have to go real slow  and easy doing it as that is not the time or place to have a fall. But all done and sussessful once again and about the best I can say with a shower--"I got all wet"!!It is hazy looking this morning but going to 18 so may go down later today and sit outside for a bit. I hope you can survive the last night with the cats--I expect it is not bad cats but just their routine and yours is not the same. Happy Easter --Have a good day

Daffodil watered the Loveflower, and spotted a Field Mouse feeding on the Veggies!

[You have now spotted the Field Mouse 10194 times in other Gardens!]
1 Diamond earned!

You have now earned 573090 Wildlife Diamonds overall

Thanks, Ed:)

Love & blessings

Daffodil watered the Poppy, and spotted a Chaffinch feeding on the Bird Mix!

[You have now spotted the Chaffinch 512 times in other Gardens!]
2 Diamonds earned!

You have now earned 573089 Wildlife Diamonds overall!

Thanks, Ed:)

Love & blessings

Hello Ed, I started my day calmly with my usual walk for my morning coffee. Then my friend Terase called me inviting me over to look at photos of my 2nd cousin Tracy and giving me names to to the many faces in the phtos. She paused at one and said she couldn't remember her name. I immediately gave it to her as it was someone I knew from Mansfield. So we are more linked. Crazy! Once I was home again I called Mum who is loving the respite hospital and becomming engaged with many activities. She sounded quite upbeat! My cats were outside after being shut in whilst I was at Terase's. Then Mungo appeared with what looked like a small snake in his mouth head first. I rushed him over where I had tools and he dropped it. I immediately bludgeoned it to death and burried it. Our snakes are all poisoness. I rushed Mungo inside to keep a close eye on him and kept checking his mouth for signs of a bite. No signs. Then I spent an anxious few hours watching him and googling what I could expect to see if he was bitten. Because it is the Easter break my local Vet was not open and I would have to drive for an hour to get Vet help. Long story shortened he seems to be fine although I am still closely watching him. He is certainly not lethargic and even managed to escape between my legs as I was trying to get Mindy inside for dinner. He is now back inside and more interested in his food than my anxiety. I did think that it was unusal that a snake would end up with its head in a cat's mouth, so I googled legless lizards. We do have them here and they are endangered. Sadly I may have killed one today thinking it was a snake. Mungo seems to be fine at the moment although I am still closely watching him. And now he has to stay inside. He will not be happy about that. Oh what a day!

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Spotted a White Mouse, thanks Ed!