Sally and Humber’s owner arrived just
after ten thirty with the two dogs. As last year, she hadn’t made a list so had
forgotten to bring their treats, so after she left, once we’d been through the
dog’s complicated feeding and medical timetable, I popped down to the shops to
get some fat free treats. Poor Sally isn’t allowed anything nice to eat. Last
year she used to have her first pill of the day wrapped in a slice of chicken.
Not now. I feel sorry for her. A dog that can’t eat nice things seems a bit
sad.
I take looking after other people’s dogs
very seriously and will be on tenterhooks until they go home. They’re here
until tomorrow night as their owner had to go to a funeral, then they will be
back on Saturday for a full, two week stay.
At one point, I almost lost the plot as I
struggled to get everything right for their evening meal. What a palaver! Still
that’s one meal done and dues
I’ve been able to get some work done and
have almost finished the sample chapter for the new book proposal. I keep
thinking of things I need to add but I have the feeling it’s almost there.
I will try and get it done tomorrow.
Tonight, it’s the last quiz of the season before the handicap cup begins. We actually
won last week for the first time in months. Of curse, I wasn’t playing…
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