Tuesday

Mum was a little  annoyed this evening.  The bus company  will still be running over the lockdown so that essential workers can get about.  Hats off to them - they are making it free until June which is awesome.   However they are going to  only run it to a Sunday timetable  which means that the earliest bus only gets to the hospital  at 08.34am which is hopeless  for day shifts which start at 7am.  So mum will be stuck walking. 

She is lucky that it is only a 40 minute walk to work, but now with added id checks to get into the hospital  she will have to now  leave even earlier.  She feels  for colleagues  who live much further  away who will be stuck.  She has written an email to the bus company  and to the paper tonight to complain.

Tuesday

Mum got herself  a new phone  at the weekend.   She smashed the screen  on her old one and the battery  was  dying.  So now I am rudely subjected to more intrusive  photo  sessions  that  interrupt  my snoozing. But they show my lady whiskers  off nicely.

Tuesday

Its cooling down outside tonight so I'd better snuggle down on the big bed in mums spot.

Tuesday

 Tonight's tasty dinner was a pumpkin/courgette/cucumber beef salad that mum enjoyed.  She had a long day at work and went for a walk afterwards to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine.  It is  ice to not have to think about dinner, everything was all organized when she got home.

Last night there was a low sea fog that gave a spooky look to the night sky.  Mum was able to get these shots at 11pm.  She is trying her best to head to bed around 10pm.  Last night was a fail but she will try harder tonight.  Better luck tonight mum.

Tuesday

I found mums work bag first her - it us a pity that she can't find her uniform yet.  Woops.

She unpacked three boxes and a big bag today.  An hour was spent on the phone to get the Internets sorted.  It was a bit frustrating as she had to speak to four different people and she now needs to wait for an engineer.

She got woken up at 5am by me talking through the window to the new neighbour cat.  I didn't do much today but did ask for some dinner at 8pm.  Mum has to go to work tomorrow so getting back into a routine might be good for both of us.

Thanks for all if your kind words friends - Mum feels better today.

Tuesday

We would have liked to welcome December in by showing off our lovely summer weather, but there has been a chill in the air and the last two nights we have had to switch the heaters on.  We feel bad for complaining, as we know nothing of snow and big storms, but we have been chilly for months and we long to have a long stretch of the hots.

We had a quiet evening.  I ate my dinner and headed off for bed by 6pm.  Mum did some washing of the towels, and some washing of the dishes.  She watched a bit of television but is trying to head to bed early as she has a mountain of good books to devour.

So sweet dreams to you all.

Tuesday

Another day at work for mum and another day of patrols and snoozing for me.  A feast for tea and an evening in the garden, as it was warm and cloudy tonight.  Mum watered all the little plants, took a nap,  and cooked some lamb chops + sweet potatoes + peas for her dinner.  I didn't share as I don't do the people food.

So we are off for a night of snoozing - hope you have a relaxing Tuesday too.

Tuesday

Mum did get some of her jobs done today.  In fact when she woke, the sun was shining, so mum took herself out on a walk.  She did a bit of shopping, got the groceries, then came home and played with me for a while before disapearing to work for a while.

Me - I slept in my new spot all afternoon.

Tuesday

Oops mum, you didn't look when you took this picture did you?

Mum had a good night, she went to see Billy Connolly, live on stage. She loves Billy, and says her mouth is sore from laughing so much.

We hope you all had something to smile about today, no matter how small.

Tuesday

My sweet new friend Toulouse gave me this award. Thank you Toulouse.

Boy, this garden sure needs some work.

My mum better get busy. We need to get going before more weeds grow.