My
plans for a lie-in went west when "Daddies
Little Angel TM"
texted at 7.30am to ask about the walk we were planning to do today.
So I got up, abluted, brekkied and pootled about waiting for her to
arrive. Once she was here we fed both dogs (they
are best fed together)
and looked out at the snow.
Having
planned to put out a series of geocaches today, and having planned a
rather serious walk along which to put them, and having spent a
little while making them, plans went on
hold. It's enough of a struggle to convince the most recent fruit of
my loins to do anything geocache-related. Let alone doing so in
sub-zero conditions. Instead we took the dogs on a walk round the
nearby fields where they seemed to have a good time. For all that it
was cold, the dogs seemed to like the snow. I took some
photos of them
whilst we were at it.
I just wish that I could
train Fudge to be as well-behaved as Sid is.
After
half an hour we came home to warm up. "Daddies
Little Angel TM"
has a nasty rash. She's had it ever since she had a set-to with Binks
a few days ago. From what we can determine, I think she's got cat
scratch fever (really
- it exists!)
and I suggested she see a doctor. After a bit of to-ing and fro-ing
she did just that, and has been prescribed ointment.
I
then patched up an old coat, and went up to town. Money had to be
paid in to banks. Santander had an offer - for two quid a month they
offer an account which gives cashbacks. Quite a few cashbacks. I
asked my bank if they offered anything similar. They don't. I might
be changing my bank soon.
Whilst
in the town I went to all sorts of shops trying to find more patches
to cover up the small holes in an otherwise perfectly serviceable
coat. I couldn't find anywhere that sells them though. I came home
and had a good look around. Over the the years I collected all sorts
of sew-on patches which would do the job. Now I can't find any. Mind
you, on the plus side I found my astro club hat which I thought I'd
lost.
"Daddies
Little Angel TM"
's mate Skinhead came to visit. Which was nice. I'd not seen her for
ages. We exchanged insults and pleasantries, and then terrorised the
dogs. The plan was to teach Fudge tricks. Instead Fudge seemed to
teach Sid bad behaviour. Good dog...
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