Day Eight Hundred and Ninety Two

Miss Pancake 

Last night my friend Niamh came home. 

Zita found her where the train have their rests. 

And she had a very good time in the old city. So did Mister Tyler. 

They saw that football in a very nice hotel. 

And she brought home own made stuff for our hotdogs. 

Brand new ketchups and very special mustard too.

Hotdogs are Niamh favourites.

But then it was late so we all went to bed. And Niamh had her own comfy pillows again. 

This morning we went to the farm and it was a filled up with cold sunshine. 

So I had to run around very fast, so I would not get frozen. 

But our very fast car was nice and warm, so we were not cold at all when we got home. That was good.

Because then we had to go to work. Oh well.

Craig only had a little sleep in today. 

But when he got all dressed Niamh was already working in the dining room and Zita and I were very busy in our office.

So he had his good morning coffees in the den. 

At lunchtime Zita had to go to up to the busy street to visit our nice dentist Doctor Don, and then take big boxes to the mail shop.

And Niamh went to Miss Dina’s because they are very very busy together. 

So I stayed here and I helped Craig make two peanut butter and jams sandwiches.

Because he forgot to have his own breakfast. That was silly.

I never forget my breakfast. 

Zita had to get the roof of my little house and spic and span clean. 

Because it was a bit too very dirty. 

So my house did not have a roof, or walls. 

I did not like that at all. 

Furrgus’s and Festis’s castle does not have everywhere roofs. I think that is why they do not live there.

Because cousin Mórag has all the rooms with roofs. Oh well. 

But when my roof was all clean Zita put it back on top. Ha. 

Then I had my good afternoon nap. In my very comfy house. I have a pillow right there, just for me. 

We had chicken pies for dinner. Those are very tasty pies. Craig always gives me a bit, in my bowl.

Then it was time to watch the detectives on the island. 

And they are Scotsmen detectives, except for the lady detective.