SUNDAY 17th July 2016: Sausage Sunday
Tara:
Sausages 2 days in a row, for Breakfast! Mum says it isn't to be encouraged, and now we have to go a whole week without sausages. Not fair!
But we did see Auntie Jane, and go for a Foxy walk. We always do Foxy on Sundays, cos of Aunty Jane. It was fun. Hot but fun. Of course, Cato wimped out, as usual. I will show you the good bits, then Cato can do the boring bits. Sounds fair, doesn't it?
Here I am, near the end. 3 sprouts today, but a bug got in them, and I had to have a good scratch, and stood on the top of my head for a bit, rubbing, so they look a bit messy. But they started out looking BRILL.
And we met Eric and Ernie, the Westies, and um... can't remember the barky Yorkie's name. They were nice, but I submitted just in case.
Then later, on the other side of the park, we saw Daisy. She is nice too. She is ever so big. Here is a pic of runty Cato next to Big Daisy. Do you think I could get that big? I could splat Cato with a single paw then.
That is all the fun bits. Oh, except that the sausage was DELISH!!!
Cato:
Mum says today was 23 degrees (mid 70s?) but if felt MUCH hotter in the sun. It was like being hammered, Mum says. You can see how hard and bright the light woz, from the pics. It is mainly plants today. Sorry.
This is a baby puffball fungus. Mum thinks it may not survive, cos nasty people step on them. Sometimes they grow as big as footballs. This one was as big as an egg. So only a baby.
Another secret door. Though you might have seen it before. Think we have shown you all of them. But they ARE secret. So maybe not...
The gerranums are blooming. Auntie Jane says that the orange and blue combo is 'challenging'. Wotever that means.
Buddle butterfly stuff
The frothy roses again.
A hydranga we had never noticed before.
A new white rose trying to escape over someone's garden wall
baby acorns
And some light and shade to show you how bright the sun woz. Mum says the camera can't 'do justice' to the contrast, but the light woz amazing.
This is me. We had gone round twice, and Auntie Jane looked at me and said 'I think Cato has had enough'. And Mum looked at me and said 'Maybe.'
I woz going for an Auntie lift to the car, too, but with Mum there, I knew it wouldn't work. But I got an extra drink out of it.
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