Dear Agus I am truly relieved to discover that our Kitcheners haven't wandered away never to return. I love you all. It matters not a jot that we messed up the forums...we are human...it's what we do from time to time. 
Grannyknot I burst out laughter when I read about your day. Not because I'm taking the micky but because you have described everything so well and with humour. You are going to be extremely busy what with one thing and another. Isn't it just the way...you were treading water until today...now you are paddling furiously. Such excitement. Keep us updated please.
Galen Hancock's 'the blood doner' was one of his best. Such a funny man when acting. And equally sad in his private life.
Well, MacS will be returning to the surgery tomorrow. I'm hopeful that we are getting closer to a diagnosis. The previous GP took five different samples. The one that has come back as negative is for Lyme Disease. Doctor says that the time that has passed is definitely not beyond the pale. I'm guessing that four further samples are still growing [or not] a virus in the culture. What do I know?
The spots on his head and face haven't shifted or diminished. The torso spots are very feint. The undercarriage is still extremely tender. The site of the original outbreak has scabbed over but there remains some inflammation.
Lona I love that particular saying. Hello rubysong thanks to Lona I shall join you in a little light refreshment. Although the sun is shining, it is blustery. Rory [the feral cat that was] doesn't do blustery. He's fast asleep on MacS's accommodating lap. 
My garden has been ruined by ????

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Too much gallivanting around the countries!
. If she doesn't turn up soon I will have to get Angus and go looking for her ....mind you, I don't know where he is either!
