Now why is it that any time I spend more on something than is strictly necessary, Molly assumes it must be for her?
discernment
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Kimberly Bohan is a priest in the Diocese of Lincoln, less surprised by angels than by being so far south. View all posts by wonderfulexchange
wonderful exchange 
I wonder what Molly thinks about the little DOG hanging on the bag?
(Traitor?????) ‘mmm perhaps that will be a very nice thing to chew?’
She just knows her own value.
Good taste?
hmmmm……
I’m wondering if Molly thinks anything that arrives into Molly’s home is indeed Molly’s!!
I think dogs quite happily serve people, but cats are far from daft and they know that we humans are only here to serve them. 😀
But oh! what a tender, yet curious paw she has.
One little cat on the Isle of Bute would like it known that the vet has now let her free … in the sitting room, anyhow! Oh yes, no more puppy crate for Puddy Em – her pelvis is well on the way back to health!
Wonderful news Rosemary. Have you told her she’s becoming a house cat yet?
Let us hope that the rest of your menagerie keep safe and well for a long time now.
She is currently just so grateful to be a one room cat! But the run of bad luck continues – sheep now. they got into the feed store on Thursday, and two are recovering and one really poorly. I really did think I had managed to fasten the door, but will now need to get a padlock – not easy to fix as it is an old caravan.
Rosemary, when you finish your scholarly work, I hope you will get started on the novel that is begging to be written.
Indeed yes, it is a whodunnit set in the 1880s … 😉
Joy! The sheep who was dying yesterday is recovering fast today! I really really thought I had lost her. Now need to get son out to fix a padlock to the door, as I fear they got in by bursting the catch open.