Author: kazbah33pics

The Mummies aren’t going off to see Aunty M in the Hospital in the afternoons now because she is back home with Mouse and Mimi. They miss going to see her but they are glad she’s back home again.

I have a new toy! Can you hear the excitement in my voice? It’s a wondrous and wonderful thing – like my rubber bands only bigger! In that it is a massive ginormous green rubber band. I love it! Almost as much as I love Stringey Thing. And almost as much a I love those buttery biscuits M Kaz brought home from Aldi today: Palmiers.

Is there nothing those Mummies won’t do to keep me happy? As well as putting a bed for me on their bed (and letting me help them make their bed), they have also put another comfy set-up in the second bedroom for me and I love that too. Just a pity there are not more hours to sleep during the day. Mind you, I do my best to stay active at night if I’ve had a good sleep during the day – making as much noise as I can, otherwise how would the Mummies know where I was.

She’s home … she’s home – the Mummies picked Aunty M up from Hospital this morning and gave her a lift home. I bet Mimi was excited to see her Mummy home after almost a week – and it wasn’t even as if Aunty M had been able to say goodbye to her – the goodbye you get when a Mummy is going off for a day (or overnight) just isn’t the same as when they know they’re going to be gone for longer. Yes, Mimi would have known something was up when Mouse took Aunty M’s pyjamas and sequined bedroom slippers out with her that day – but not enough that Mimi didn’t keep searching the house for Aunty M – but not outside because Mimi isn’t allowed out alone either!

The Mothers never tell me anything! I know they went off to see Aunty M today but did they tell me they were going … that would be a big NO – I only found out after they arrived back. I should have known something was up though when M Kaz pre-heated not one, not two, but three YETI cups to take with them on the coffee run to Zarraffas!

I don’t think I was the only one who thought Aunty M would be coming home today – the Mummies said she was sure she would be going home but the Hospital folk thought otherwise. They must like her a lot to want to hold on to her another day, or actually night.

Nothing much has been happening here – except lots of naps as usual, and taking my blue stringey thing to give it some food – it is so thin it really needs as much as it can get. Did I mention I’d been having naps in on the Mummies’ bed. I’ve really been comfortable on there since the Mummies put the mattress topper on the bed. You would never have believed a 4″ deep “pillow” could make such a difference, but it does. M Sooz (she loves all things Manchester) has ever made me a little sleeping area – from the cloth bag the big brown blankie came in.

The joke was on M Kaz this morning – she was up early (5 am) to go down to the Broadwater to take pictures of the sunrise – and it only started raining so she could really notice once she was down there. If she’d known beforehand, I doubt she would have gotten out of bed!

I am a bit worried about Aunty M at the moment … the Mummies have been off to see her twice in the last couple of days – at the Hospital. I don’t think they are too concerned although M Sooz was saying that it has stirred her up a little bit because she doesn’t think of Aunty M as ever getting sick. So, what’s the problem? They won’t tell me because they don’t want me to get all worried too … but the good news is that Aunty M will probably be going home tomorrow (I heard them talking about it).

I missed the Mummies while they were away on Friday night. They were in Warwick (something about some Jumpers & Jazz) and then visiting the family in Toowoomba. They decided not to take me to Aunty Rosemary’s this time because they were only going to be away for the one night – not that they would have had a chance to get me to Aunty Rosemary’s because as soon as I saw they had the bags out and that M Kaz was packing her sleep machine I was under their bed and there was no chance they were ever going to get me out from under there. It didn’t care how much M Kaz called out to me as they were leaving so she “could see me”, I didn’t come out.