Oh my goodness! Poor Grampy and Sam. Trust the pesky hen not to offer assistance. 
Baubles the new baby is very bonnie. Please share his name with us when you know what he's to be called.
anno we have a beautiful willow in our garden. It's been in situ for years on end. Any small twig taken from it and pushed into the ground, results in a new mini tree.
I have to log off for today. Tomorrow is a day free from duties of one kind and another. If it's dry, we'll take a walk through the grounds of the big hotel to wonder at the carpets of snowdrops.
I shall include a photo of the local farmer feeding his tups. Apparently they've done "the business", and now they are having a holiday. 
Congratulations Galen 
Morning All. As usual although I've been thinking about you all I've left it too long and will not be able to catchup properly. Will do my best.
N&g I was busy chuckling over your description of the chicken and the walk when asked by Mr C what was so funny. He thought about it and then said it was yet another reason we should not have a dog. Oh dear, I'll keep my chuckling to myself in future. In any case pleased both Grampy and Sam survived with nothing other than dignity harmed.
Your offerings are certainly appreciated by the cats soop, it would be superb if it was the return of Tabitha, time will tell I'm sure. Its a wonderfully sunny day here, hope you have the same for your walk.
Sorry galen I run a mile from anything that hops. Major wimp here.
Beautiful baby baubles, a special time.
You aren't alone with the fire stick callgirl, I can manage a little with it but need regular intervention from our 10 year old who of course is an absolute whizz. I may get there, or maybe not .
Good to hear from you panache, please take it easy and care for yourselves.
I seem to recall Molly had survived her operation ann and wasn't holding too much of a grudge. How is your husband now? Hope no more falls.
We've had some more worrying family health news, it seems to be the season for it.
Off out soon to a garden centre then to the big yellow and blue building to look for cushions, they were there last week, they just have to be there today
Take care everyone.
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A bonnie good morningearly afternoon to all you lovely lot.
Congrats from me to Galen ...take good care of the tadpoles when they make an entrance. I like frogs.
The visiting cat is black. He/she triggered the sensor just as I was about to wash the dishes. I've never seen MacSporan leap from his chair like a nipper when told..."we have a cat"...the dish was empty. She/he was drinking from a container filled with fresh water placed at the entrance to the wee chalet.
corner I'm sorry to hear that you have worrying family news. 
callgirl1 I am also thick. What is a firestick thingy?
Early tomorrow, we'll be leaving for the Glasgow hospital visit. I shall learn the result of the biopsy taken from the lump in my breast. The consultant has promised me that, by the time I leave, we will have a "plan of action". Fair do's. Thank you, NHS. We certainly couldn't afford private treatment. We are truly fortunate.
Back again a little later.
Lovely baby Baubles, such a precious time to enjoy. T'will be many a long year before there will be any other babies in our family or even extended family, however there are lots in our church family to enjoy. They all grow so fast and are on their feet before you know it as can be seen by all the cute pictures of the other 'kitchen babies' .
Galen I can well remember the fascination of watching the development of frogs from that spawn and sharing it with any little people who came my way. Spring is just around the corner with all the catkins coming out and the spring flowers bursting out. Such a lovely time of year with all that promise.
Ann I hope your DH is ok now, a fall is always a worry. Trust that Molly is getting back to normal and has forgiven and hopefully forgotten. They do bounce back quite quickly.
Panache so pleased to hear that you are back home again, hope you are feeling much better and your DH too. x
(((Hugs))) and to all who need them!
Bit concerned that Himself seems to have picked up a chest infection so am hitting it with everything I can think of - figuratively speaking you understand! Did ask him who he has been canoodling with but his sense of humour seems to have evaporated! Need to clear that infection asap as he won't be able to have an anaesthetic if his lungs are compromised in any way but pretty impossible to avoid with so much of it about particularly at this time of year.
Thank you, ann and dragonfly I shall remain positive, no matter what. I so need to keep the date set aside for the family gathering. No better tonic than the laughter of those you love. xxx
Synonymous My prescription for a poorly husband is oodles of tender loving care.
Charleyg Fish 'n' chips would be a huge treat. We shall indulge if at all possible.
There was, at one time, a large colony of feral cats camping somewhere in the forest. Rory, we believe, was the alpha male...until his manhood was compromised. Never did we imagine that he would move in with us. It was a miracle. He was terribly fierce (unapproachably so) for a very long time. And then...well, you know the story.
Best wishes from me too soop .
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