In my life hobbies and
crazes come and go. At the moment hunting for tupperware is all the
rage. A year ago I was mad-keen on dieting. In retrospect being
focussed on dieting had made me far more aware of what I stuff down
my neck. I no longer religiously document every single thing that I
eat, but I am far more sensible about what I eat. And I weigh myself
regularly as well. This morning I found I'd lost another pound since
the last weigh-in. Possibly due to the amount of walks that Fudge has
been getting lately.
Talking of which he did
seem a little better this morning. We'd left his tea down overnight
in case he got hungry, and he'd eaten some of it. Not much, but some.
The front door bammed
open - "Daddies Little Angel TM"
and Sid had come to visit. I'd not seen her since I started growing
the face fungus. She wasn't impressed, for all that I've been told
that the new look suits me.
She sorted out Sid's
breekkie - watching Sid eat his breakfast encouraged Fudge to eat
some, and then we took both dogs for a walk. Through Viccy Park,
round by Singleton Lake, through Great Chart, up to the Environment
Centre, and then home. It was a good bright day, and we were out for
a couple off hours. Both dogs seemed to like the outing, and played
together very well.
We came home, and I spent
a little while tidying the garden. It's rather a sorry sight at the
moment. And then it was lunch time. Only toast, but I was able to
feed the crusts to Fudge. Normally I don't feed him my food, but it
was good to see him eating.
"Daddies Little
Angel TM" then set off for an hour to see
her mates, so I did some dull chores. In between chores I had a
little look on Facebook. An interesting development in one of the
geocaching groups. In the past I've blogged about the need for kite
fliers to have public liability insurance. It would seem that
geocachers need such insurance too. Folkestone council have refused
permission for geocaches to be hidden on their land unless the cache
owner had public liability insurance.
If anyone hurts
themselves looking for a cache that I've hidden am I liable? Should I
add disclaimers to all of the caches that I've hidden? If nothing
else, this is a sad sign of our times.
As "er indoors
TM" went out for the evening I settled in
front of the telly to catch up with stuff I'd put onto he SkyPlus
box, and Fudge was promptly sick again...
The sponsorship for my
chops is moving on apace, for which I am grateful. If any of my loyal
readers would like to give a bit, there is still time. As always you
might like to click
here, and give whatever you can spare.
In just over two weeks I
can shave the thing off. Those three weeks can't go quick enough...
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